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Kf700s- it does NOT have the long horizontal set screws as shown below

Sam, i would probe the relay terminal pads on the PCB to confirm that the short is not in the board. imran

A few comments 1. There are 3 classes of RAS:? home user level (Craftsman, Montgomery Ward, end-of-life Delta and DeWalt),? small professional shop: Delta and DeWalt mostly,? and large commercial

A large receiver tank so it runs longer each time it needs to fill up. I would also add in a second small compressor to use when you just need enough air for clamps or something. That way you only run

what saw do you have?

Happy Weekend everyone, I set up the slider close last winter after moving across the country, but now I'm mentally preparing myself to fine tune it now that I am settling in. I'm feeling a bit dim as

Sam, The 'Click' was the crowbar getting lifted off the line! Fingers crossed.

here she is..

Update! In the process of desoldering and pulling the (potentially dodgy) relay off the board I heard a very distinctive click. Retested contuinuity and it's no longer closed! I'll probably replace

Sam, The relay is most likely a sealed unit. The top will not come off. Hard to tell from your photos, but if the relay identifier numbers/letters are *exactly* the same on both, (below the JQX-11F)

So, one already has a Kaeser (SX-5), what's a good way to make sure that it does not self destruct from under-use?? I bought it a little while ago to use with a CNC router and its usage has been very

Sam, don’t forget that some relays the ‘off’ unpowered condition is for contacts to be CLOSED. Depends on the application. I know that on the 240v C3-31, one of the contactor contact pairs

JBell, send me an email at joe.jensen@...<mailto:joe.jensen@...>. Seriously interested but I live in AZ Sent: Friday, July 31, 2020 4:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [FOG]

I get it now, you want friction. Can you send pic of your mount just for clarity. I think you’re saying it’s different than Joel’s and you’re using ball bearing? The $1 plastic or $2 bronze

J bell, just wanted to mention that label and paperwork says 4KW which is 5.3HP. imran

Ok.. on the boom arm I made with the flange bearings, they only cost me $14 a piece.. so they were relatively inexpensive. what I did was add a neoprene washer to slow the rotation of the arm be

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also my suggestion of bypassing the brake board is one way to determine if it is the source of the problem or not. imran

or just replace 'em? they are under $12.00 each

Maybe there’s a misunderstanding of where the bearing is. Randy, did you expect the shaft to be fixed on the arm, ie, the shaft is bound to the bronze “bushings” (which are actually bearings)?