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Thanks to them!

Thank you, but I didn’t, although both my father and my son did. My son is why I knew about the Solidworks Military discount program. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

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Thanks for your service Brian!

Tom, See attached shopping list. This is an update list from what I did in my San Francisco shop. ?? David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/

Tom Suggest 8x8x8 line box wit appropriate knock outs . Use proper stress relief on cover and attach stress cable ( braid around wire and attach to some thing secure rafter or uni strut I usually have

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Another resource to consider, depending on your needs, is Oneida Air. They sell metal adapters that fit Imperial hoses sizes and Metric machine ports:

Felder is the only source for all options and prices. They often package things together and give better pricing, and then there are always differences in currency exchange rates that can effect

Veteran/military discount. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I don’t know what filament Bill is using, but I’ve used Hatchbox PLA almost exclusively. Done a few parts for my car out of ABS due to extreme heats here in AZ, but mostly PLA for the shop. Brian

Would you mind sharing how you have a $10/month subscription to Solidworks? Thanks. - Scott Hanna

I thought that was what you were asking.? I just use ordinary PLA material, like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MEZEEJ2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works adequately

Thanks Rod, But, I would still like to know. Is the information not codified? Ray

I'd like to keep this thread tightly focused on a proposed shopping list (and preferred retailers) for ceiling mounted electrical drops to service 3 phase machinery. The assumption here is that the

I don't know the specifics of those machines. Yes, the "manufactured" leg is the "high leg".? Brief summary of the issue here. We typically refer to the three phase conductors as L1, L2, and L3.?

I hope I’m not hijacking this thread but I’m currently trying to sort out the line connections on several 3 phase machines running off of my 20HP Phoenix rotary phase converter . For the record

Garrison This drill press is pretty handy could be better at the moment the turret has issues so I use one spindle and a Rohm hand chuck. I have 4 speed options ,high / low ,,, turn machine on

Well, I meant that abstractly, in the sense that it "manufactures" three phases out of one phase, and that is is only "converting" phases, unlike a transformer which also changes voltage, and I was

Too bad, I would have loved to do a quiet hiring :) Bill