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Cute Dave, just cute........

I can relate to going sideways and sucking my gut in ?

My guess is that I just caught a unlucky break with a motor that had some minor manufacturing defect in it that got worse over time. ?Talking to my EE friend, this should not usually happen in this

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Annu, Thanks, that is all i wanted to confirm. Here is a good example of not to have any power on the motor. I am surprised they did that considering I see all 3 phases being switched in my saw. I

Thanks Imran, I wish I could claim it is always so spacious and clean, but I have already moved most of the and tools into the garage as I gear up for the renovation. Normally Im squeezing by this

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Unless you want to stop dust migration, you could leave it out. If you do want to stop dust, load some grease in the groove and between flange #3 and the bearing, probably not much room, but a little

Hey Imran, I thought of that too. ?But if that was the case, then the shaper and table saw would do the same thing when plugged in the motor connector that is for the planer position. ?However they

Thank goodness you are in Maine, and not Alabama! I have a K3 48 x48, and lust after a full length single phase slider.? If you were closer I'd have to figure out how to justify losing that much

Because I am running sealed bearings and I won’t have grease in those cavities I was not going to put the rubber seal back in as it would be running dry against the shaft. Does that make

Annu, The only thing i do not understand is that the motors other than the one selected by selector switch (i think you referred to it as CAM) should be isolated via their contactor (operated by

The inner seals are probably not too tightly sealed, any grease getting past them just fills the larger cavity. The outer nut next to the wheel, you really don’t want grease migrating out of there

Interestingly the assembly used V-groove wick seals for two of the three seals but a more modern rubber seal on the shaft where the wheel mounts. Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2021 5:00 PM To:

Got it. I knew the left was fixed as it was pinched on both the inner and outer. The right is only pinched on the inner so while the bearing location itself is fixed, the outer floats relative to

OK, don’t have any idea about proper terminology and deep groove or not really doesn’t mean anything in this application. The left bearing is fixed in position because it is clamped into housing

Hey Roger, My electrical engineer friend came over this evening and took a look for me.? We tried two addtional things.? We plugged the shaper motor cable into the planer port.? Putting the switch

I have a 3/4 inch spindle that Felder made for me years ago as a part of my Kf700 pro. I never really used it since the knives just do not cut like the newer shaper knives. There is a reason they

Who's on first ? ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2021 5:47 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Tannewitz Bandsaw Upper