Recent content by Dingleburry

One of the two snap on tools i own, and their roll pin punch set is solid. I beat the living piss out of one of the punches and it held up fantastic. The edges took a hit, but honestly, what i needed to do in the timeframe, either the pin was coming out or the punch was getting destroyed. Oxy...

Adjustable wrench. Lost the couple i owned years ago, never replaced. Pliers wrench took their spot. I have many of them

Shim the feet by 7 degrees

Wrong tool for the application. Not being a ****, im guilty of it many times a week. Just a few things you gotta look out for/understand. Mixing takes alot of torque, also depending on the diameter and. Agressiveness of your mixing blade, and viscosity etc. Plus the length of run time to...

Guess it all depends what you doing. The low rpm ones i guess you would call agitator/stirrer where a thousand +rpm id consider high speed dispersion, also ALOT more horsepower then a stirrer lol. We use both at work, and the inbetween. I dont personally use them. The labs do.

The labs at work use mixers similar but different to that. I seen this thread earlier and forgot to take a pic before i left. The speed controller on the end is an auto transformer, at least ours are and that looks similar, but ours use a seperate auto transformer, not mounted on the motor...

easiest IMO would be to partially block the inlet Like others have said, dimmer wont work. AC motor speed is dependant on line frequency/number of poles. DC motor speed dependant on voltage. AFAIK you can change rpm with voltage in AC motors, but only rpm, what your doing is increasing slip...

I just punch a hole or rip the lid off and put it in one of these. Dont needa get all fancy and ****. Although i do rip out the extending tube. Sometimes. Edit: when they are empty. I dont mix it.... And to add... all "penetrating" fluids work the same IMO Thats, PEN, kem-a-loose, kroil, ...

While i have one. The metal pin type, i havent used it that i recall. But they are a "contour gauge" Home deppt has them.

PB swiss grip handle material is my absolute favorite. Edit. I have and use the wera's quite often. They are excellent. I have PB swiss small drivers 00 and 0 in slotted and phillips (i think) But without the swivel, although i love them, i like the weras better, cause the handle profile and...

If i remember correctly, 2 weeks for machining. Only lathes and milling machines. No fancy **** like shapers, or rotary tables, surface grinders, complex machining/CNC. Etc. Looked at a few diff provinces and i seen from 60hrs-140hrs on machining.

You could be lazy and weld the leak closed. Or try peining it closed with a center puch/hammer? Just my first few thoughts. Or Python-Wrap Pipe Leak Repair Kit

For me i dont need anything more substantial. Its a small vise. I use it to hold stuff like: threaded rod to cut with hacksaw, wires to solder, small pipe fittings, anything threaded to run a die/thread restore down, pieces of anything that needs to be drilled, painted, scribed filed, deburred...

That was an immersion (or basket)mill, but a high. speed disperser(or mixer) came off the trailer next. :thumbup: These ones were from germany, you built german ones? Or for hockmeyer?

Nahh it was just a random industrial gearbox i worked on in the past. Was a vertical hollow shaft worm drive that leaked all the oil out and ran dry. That is the result. :beer: Happy new years friend. Stay safe. Did your troybuilt horse look similar? Couple more pics for your enjoyment.