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Thank you all for the feedback. I haven't devoted any real time to work further on this project, but wanted to acknowledge I didn't notice a thermal fuse bump on the transformer.? But it's on the

Weird fault. Very uncommon for a transformer primary to die, they often have thermal fuses which fail. They’re supposed to fail if the transformer overheats (Hey Dave, sound familiar?) but

Thanks Gary Anderson ( # ) The link to the manual is very helpful, and I had never used the Drafts button despite using Groups for years! ?I know to use it now. I had assumed it would require you to

RUD failure. For those who might not have heard the term before it's referred to as Rapid Unexplained (Unexpected/Unknown/Unscheduled) Disassembly (Decompression/Disembowlment) and so on.? I don't

Replace the MOV! They suffer internal damage whenever they clamp. Here's an insomnia curing paper on the subject; <

The wiring diagram for your controller can be found on LMS:

I have the FC350BJ motor controller on my Cummins mini-mill.? It is also used on mini-lathes so this applicable to this forum.? It's a second hand machine so I don't know its history.?

yea , the guy does real nice work . I wish I had half his patience .

I watched a lot of his build on the QC.? Pretty nice job IMO.? Way above my pay grade, LOL!?

A bit ago there was talk on QCGB's , this guy made one for a larger lathe & has several youtubes on his build . https://www.youtube.com/@TomMakeHere/videos

You have a lathe, no need for the grinder <jacquessavard@...> wrote:

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Add a few more pages on making * PISTON RINGS * MILLING IN A LATHE * MAKING GEARS IN A LATHE * BORE A ENGINE CASTING ON A LATHE * DRILLING A LONG BAR IN A LATHE * and more Dave *Part 1 of 2* *Part

I did not see last September. I think most mini lathes have a 3" or 4" 3 jaw. I do not know swing of your lathe. The first did after the tool post was get a 5" 4 jaw chuck for the larger parts also a

Agree with mike in snowy Kansas. All kinds of materials are machined. Wood is nothing of a mess compared to phenolic. Consider using a vacuum when working with messy material. John (in very cold

Just my 2? worth this morning..... I really don't think this thread is off-topic.? We are talking about machining different materials on a mini-lathe. Does it really matter what the material is??

Having precisely milled wood blocks on my mill I would say "Go for it!" [email protected]> wrote:

Or use a real email client 8-) [gdr] I don’t have that problem…even If I close the mail without sending it asks me if I want to save the draft…has saved my butt multiple times. Of course my