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Re: I found the Altendorf....
Brian,
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Re: Phase Converter Wanted
Oh boy, here we go again...
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On Dec 15, 2020, at 11:55 AM, Cliff Rohrabacher, Esq. <rohrabacher@...> wrote:
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Some one here posted a pdf? where he subjected his phaseperfect
to analysis? with an oscilloscope along with a rotary.? The rotary
put? out smoother power and? could be adjusted the Phaseperfect?
put out choppy dirty power
On 12/15/20 11:14 AM, Jonathan Smith
wrote:
I see phase converters for sale come up here occasionally.? Total
load (3 separate motors) for my new machine is under 3hp.? Either
208 or 460 v works.? I think I prefer a digital to a rotary for
the lower noise and easier mounting.? Are any available out there?
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Re: Sliding Table Saw Felder K700 S - Minnesota
Imran,?
??????? It can be a huge amount of work blowing off the sawdust from a machine for a photo.? First you have to find the air chuck, turn on the compressor, then you might even have to untangle that air hose.:P
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Re: Phase Converter Wanted
Some one here posted a pdf? where he subjected his phaseperfect
to analysis? with an oscilloscope along with a rotary.? The rotary
put? out smoother power and? could be adjusted the Phaseperfect?
put out choppy dirty power
On 12/15/20 11:14 AM, Jonathan Smith
wrote:
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I see phase converters for sale come up here occasionally.? Total
load (3 separate motors) for my new machine is under 3hp.? Either
208 or 460 v works.? I think I prefer a digital to a rotary for
the lower noise and easier mounting.? Are any available out there?
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I paid $7k for a 2003 k700s. It had very few miles on it, I thought it was only a year or two old when I first looked at it. From what I understand, when the x-roll came out it was quite an improvement over the older slider bearing system. I was looking for a single phase saw, but I bought this one anyway as it was local and I had been looking for a while with no luck.
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I see phase converters for sale come up here occasionally.? Total load (3 separate motors) for my new machine is under 3hp.? Either 208 or 460 v works.? I think I prefer a digital to a rotary for the lower noise and easier mounting.? Are any available out there?
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looks great to me..? 
On Tuesday, December 15, 2020, 07:59:30 AM PST, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
This is meant for folks who shy away from basic metal work. For some it may be that they have no interest for others it may be just a hesitation due to the unknown.
I have only tapped may be 3 dozen holes total, in steel and AL. I have cut 1.25”x1/2“ steel bar with hack saw and it actually takes just a little longer than my friends horizontal band saw (nothing fancy). Although, on band saw, I can gang up multiple bars.
I have cut AL with router and carbide bits and while it makes a mess it is not hard.
Here are the slider nuts, while they do not have the awesome look that can be achieved with machining, they are more than fine for intended purpose and look a whole lot better than what felder sent me for the xcut fence. These were shaped with grinder and sanded with RO90 60, 100 & 180 grits. Higher finish is possible, I just did not spend the time.
Also attached is a Big Squeeze housing that I just sanded with a block of wood (cannot find my sanding block) in straight line motion. I took it to 500 grit using Platin.
If you want perfection see attached pdf. Ignore comment of 100 sanding discs as there were bunch of housings.
There are experts here and I am a novice for metal working. Just thought I share if it helps anyone embark on something new.
Imran
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This is meant for folks who shy away from basic metal work. For some it may be that they have no interest for others it may be just a hesitation due to the unknown.
I have only tapped may be 3 dozen holes total, in steel and AL. I have cut 1.25”x1/2“ steel bar with hack saw and it actually takes just a little longer than my friends horizontal band saw (nothing fancy). Although, on band saw, I can gang up multiple bars.
I have cut AL with router and carbide bits and while it makes a mess it is not hard.
Here are the slider nuts, while they do not have the awesome look that can be achieved with machining, they are more than fine for intended purpose and look a whole lot better than what felder sent me for the xcut fence. These were shaped with grinder and sanded with RO90 60, 100 & 180 grits. Higher finish is possible, I just did not spend the time.
Also attached is a Big Squeeze housing that I just sanded with a block of wood (cannot find my sanding block) in straight line motion. I took it to 500 grit using Platin.
If you want perfection see attached pdf. Ignore comment of 100 sanding discs as there were bunch of housings.
There are experts here and I am a novice for metal working. Just thought I share if it helps anyone embark on something new.
Imran
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So the tires showed up today. Quick trip from Austria. I looked at the video showing the ratchet. interesting idea but I do not think that will work for me. according to Felder I am supposed to spread a thin layer of? adhesive onto the tire and wheel then install the tire. I did not think that would work with contact adhesive. So i researched the 3M adhesive and you can use it in a "wet bond" application. essentially you don't let it completely dry like a standard contact adhesive.?
? ? So working quickly I spread the adhesive and while still slightly wet installed the tires. It was a bit challenging but I was still able to adjust positioning of the tire before it was dry. Only time will tell if this solution solves the problem.
Mark
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Re: Laser Kerf Line for slider saw?
Great solution – interested to know if it works. ? Chris? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Randy Child via groups.io Sent: Monday, December 14, 2020 6:06 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] Laser Kerf Line for slider saw? ? I have been watching this thread very closely since it was started and all the ideas have been awesome, but the one with the laser mounted on the magnetic base on the blade cover housing really gave me an idea. I have one of those laser adapters that you attach to the bottom of your laser for fine tuning the line out on a jobsite and thought, hmm.. magnetic base... laser adapter? " " it just might work... I removed the base off the adapter and screwed the magnetic base onto the underside and can attach the laser to the threaded stud on the adapter.? What's nice is you can seriously fine tune the laser line to shine exactly where you need it for the adjustments on the adapter allow for precise movement in every direction.? I can take more pictures and post after I get it all hooked up and plugged in. Here is the adapter and the base magnetic which are both on amazon? Fingers crossed that it will work perfectly.. 
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On Saturday, December 12, 2020, 04:49:43 PM PST, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
On Dec 12, 2020, at 7:39 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote:
Happy holidays - I finally received my Chinese made laser from eBay.? I mounted it on a magnet and hung it on my overhead arm.? At 8 feet, the line is significantly dimmer although I can still see it which is probably good enough for aligning the tail end of a board. ?I have a bright 3 car garage with 11 LED light panels.? The laser mount is difficult to adjust. I found it easier to lock the mount and just rotate the magnet. ??? ? ? would you please share your experience with the green laser. i would like to know if you can see it easily in well lit shop.
On Nov 22, 2020, at 7:59 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote:
? Thanks – I’m going to give it spin… worse case its $50 on a proof of concept. ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? In the ad it says1-2mm wide at 1m, and 2-3mm wide at 3m. So I’m guessing about 2mm, and given your blade is about 3mm, that should be fine enough. ? On Nov 22, 2020, at 1:17 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote: ? Will this laser produce a crisp line if mounted from a 10 ft ceiling? ? A difference of 6 feet from the saw.? ?No need to do much hacking:
It includes power supply and a mount.
Ariel
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Re: any one know this roofing?
Looked like a gingerbread house with chocolate frosting. UK preppers...
Bill Bélanger
On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 4:33 PM Jason Holtz < jholtzy@...> wrote: That is just piles and piles of cash. Jason Holtz
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
612.432.2765
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Jason
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Re: Laser Kerf Line for slider saw?
I have been watching this thread very closely since it was started and all the ideas have been awesome, but the one with the laser mounted on the magnetic base on the blade cover housing really gave me an idea.
I have one of those laser adapters that you attach to the bottom of your laser for fine tuning the line out on a jobsite and thought, hmm.. magnetic base... laser adapter? " " it just might work... I removed the base off the adapter and screwed the magnetic base onto the underside and can attach the laser to the threaded stud on the adapter.? What's nice is you can seriously fine tune the laser line to shine exactly where you need it for the adjustments on the adapter allow for precise movement in every direction.? I can take more pictures and post after I get it all hooked up and plugged in.
Here is the adapter and the base magnetic which are both on amazon?
Fingers crossed that it will work perfectly..
On Saturday, December 12, 2020, 04:49:43 PM PST, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
Chris,
Thanks for the update.
Imran
On Dec 12, 2020, at 7:39 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote: ? Happy holidays - I finally received my Chinese made laser from eBay.? I mounted it on a magnet and hung it on my overhead arm.? At 8 feet, the line is significantly dimmer although I can still see it which is probably good enough for aligning the tail end of a board. ?I have a bright 3 car garage with 11 LED light panels.? The laser mount is difficult to adjust. I found it easier to lock the mount and just rotate the magnet. ??? ? Chris Perren ? ? ? <image001.png> ? ? ? <image002.png> ? ? ? ? <image003.png> ? ? ? would you please share your experience with the green laser. i would like to know if you can see it easily in well lit shop.
On Nov 22, 2020, at 7:59 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote:
? Thanks – I’m going to give it spin… worse case its $50 on a proof of concept. ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? In the ad it says1-2mm wide at 1m, and 2-3mm wide at 3m. So I’m guessing about 2mm, and given your blade is about 3mm, that should be fine enough. ? On Nov 22, 2020, at 1:17 PM, Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote: ? Will this laser produce a crisp line if mounted from a 10 ft ceiling? ? A difference of 6 feet from the saw.? ?No need to do much hacking:
It includes power supply and a mount.
Ariel
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Re: any one know this roofing?
That is just piles and piles of cash. Jason Holtz
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
612.432.2765 -- Jason J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406
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On 12/14/20 3:39 PM, jontathan samways wrote: stone frames with lead sashes... I did not pick that up at first. ? Lead.? Must be old.
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Cliff, I was born and raised in Norfolk UK (emigrated because of the 690 days of rain per year) and yes there are some beautiful thatched rooves there (rooves being the traditional spelling but now commonly spelt roofs).....did you notice the windows in your attached photo? they were stone frames with lead sashes...
Jonathan
On Mon, 14 Dec 2020, 21:06 Cliff Rohrabacher, Esq., < rohrabacher@...> wrote:
I was unaware that thatch? was still a thing.? I looked up imaged
of thatched roofs for Norfolk UK and???? yep? that's what it is.
So I did some surfing and reading?? I'm impresses 20 - 30 years
life span and 7 for the ridge?? Wow.? In the UK where it rains
about 690 days a year?
They are more than a foot thick??? I'm thinking Fire.
Interesting?
Thanks for that
On 12/14/20 2:40 PM, Bean via
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It will be thatch, which is done with reeds. Norfolk in the UK
used to be reputed as the best thatch available in the UK. Put on
by a "Thatcher" which is a dying art but still pretty strong in
the UK. Thatchers would usually leave their trademark on any job
they done which in a lot of cases would be a small bird or animal
made out of thatch and left somewhere on the roof.
Mark.
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Here's another example from near near me in Sussex. It's a restaurant called the Ginger Fox. Hence the additions to the roof thatch.
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To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, 14 Dec, 20 At 20:06
Subject: Re: [FOG] any one know this roofing?
I was unaware that thatch was still a thing. I looked up imaged of thatched roofs for Norfolk UK and yep that's what it is.
So I did some surfing and reading I'm impresses 20 - 30 years life span and 7 for the ridge? Wow. In the UK where it rains about 690 days a year?
They are more than a foot thick? I'm thinking Fire.
Interesting
Thanks for that
On 12/14/20 2:40 PM, Bean via groups.io wrote:
It will be thatch, which is done with reeds. Norfolk in the UK used to be reputed as the best thatch available in the UK. Put on by a "Thatcher" which is a dying art but still pretty strong in the UK. Thatchers would usually leave their trademark on any job they done which in a lot of cases would be a small bird or animal made out of thatch and left somewhere on the roof.
Mark.
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I was unaware that thatch? was still a thing.? I looked up imaged
of thatched roofs for Norfolk UK and???? yep? that's what it is.
So I did some surfing and reading?? I'm impresses 20 - 30 years
life span and 7 for the ridge?? Wow.? In the UK where it rains
about 690 days a year?
They are more than a foot thick??? I'm thinking Fire.
Interesting?
Thanks for that
On 12/14/20 2:40 PM, Bean via groups.io
wrote:
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It will be thatch, which is done with reeds. Norfolk in the UK
used to be reputed as the best thatch available in the UK. Put on
by a "Thatcher" which is a dying art but still pretty strong in
the UK. Thatchers would usually leave their trademark on any job
they done which in a lot of cases would be a small bird or animal
made out of thatch and left somewhere on the roof.
Mark.
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one more thing
When hand tapping? using a cutting tap or die ( as opposed to a
forming tap or die) Drive the tap in? about half a turn ( or so)?
and then back it out? a half turn (or so).? You will figure this
out? the forst time you do it.? What is happening is? you need to
"Break the Chip" that was forming as the tap or die cut into the
material.?
Backing it off like that? will? do a few things (1)? Replenish
the lube at the cutting? edges, (2) snap that off and make things
progress easier, (3)? it makes it way more possible? to extract a
broken tap and? (4) way less likely? that you will snap a tap.?
On 12/13/20 7:55 PM, imranindiana via
groups.io wrote:
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is anyone familiar with accusize industrial tools? it is a
canadian co out of toronto. i recently purchased two tap &
drill sets metric and SAE. i went with them because they offered
HSS at reasonable price.
i used the 1/2-13 tap first time today and it broke mid way
in 1/2” CR1018 steel bar. yes, i did drill 27/64” hole with the
drill that came with the tap. just curious, folks with metal
knowhow, can you tell if this break shows a manufacturing
defect?
i
am sure they will send me a replacement tap but i am just
wondering if i should return the set or both sets because i am
not sure of the quality any more.
Imran
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I try to stay larger than 1/4" when hand tapping and use a Procunier or tapmatic whenever possible.? Hand tapping is turn about 1/4-1/2 turn and back off.? If you are tapping #4-40, buy a million taps and be ready to be frustrated.? I have a lot of English
machines and my Whitworth sets have three taps per size.? Start with the undersized one and move up as needed.? Downside is they are made in India and I've never found much in precision in tooling from there.? Dave
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I learned a lot too. ?Thanks for sharing. ?I ordered a guide as suggested. ?
On Dec 14, 2020, at 1:08 PM, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
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Thanks Alex for the tips. I would like to share that Accusize was very accommodating. Spoke with a live body and a replacement tap is on the way. I have learned a lot from this thread in technique and methods and hope to do better in future taping
endeavors ?
Imran
On Dec 14, 2020, at 1:36 PM, Alex Bowlds <aabj@...> wrote:
?Hi Imran,
I don’t see any clear indication of defect. ?I assume you are using a cutting fluid and hand operating the tap. ?I.E., the tap is not mounted in a hand drill, or drill press. Like you, I have broken plenty of taps of varying quality over the years. ?It
is quite easy to break a tap when operating by hand. ?Minor misalignment will allow the tap to bind more as it cuts through the the metal. ?To minimize risk of breakage, one needs to back it out frequently to clear the chips, and then move forward again with
plenty of lubrication. ?I’m sure you already know all these tips, but I mention them just in case.
If I use a tap mounted in a hand held drill, I set the clutch and reverse it when the clutch activates to clear the chips, then forward again. ?I’ve had poor luck when using taps mounted in the drill press.
Good luck,
Alex
On Dec 13, 2020, at 4:56 PM, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
?is anyone familiar with accusize industrial tools? it is a canadian co out of toronto. i recently purchased two tap & drill sets metric and SAE. i went with them because they offered HSS at reasonable price.
i used the 1/2-13 tap first time today and it broke mid way in 1/2” CR1018 steel bar. yes, i did drill 27/64” hole with the drill that came with the tap. just curious, folks with metal knowhow, can you tell if this break shows a manufacturing defect?
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i am sure they will send me a replacement tap but i am just wondering if i should return the set or both sets because i am not sure of the quality any more.
Imran
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imran
Bill Belanger
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