Recent content by drmanhattan

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    let's see your craftsman block grinders

    Didn't even know these grinders had a following!? Needed a bench grinder with tool rests and guards and adding them to the one I had would cost three times as much as I paid for the grinder. Saw this guy on FB Marketplace the other day for $20 with the stand. Picked it up today and the guy said...
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    80's Milwaukee sawzall (6507) question

    Blergh...update. Having sourced a new OEM bearing and wobble plate (as I had to cut through the bearing race on the old one with a dremel to get it out and, in the process, nicked the wobble plate a bunch) I find myself in the same place the previous owner left off. The base of the wobble plate...
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    80's Milwaukee sawzall (6507) question

    Thanks, James. I'll see if I can pry those rings off without resorting to cutting them.
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    80's Milwaukee sawzall (6507) question

    Hi there, Apologies if this in the wrong thread. I recently picked up an old (80's I think?) heavy-duty Milwaukee sawzall model 6507(631B, I also think?). I grabbed it for $10 at an estate sale as I really just wanted the metal box but it came with the saw so I figured I could maybe tinker...
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    You're the man, Matt! Black into one side and yellow and grey into the other worked beautifully. Thanks again.
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    Yes. It's runs when it's wired the way it is in both of the photos. Going to try Matt_i's way.
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    Thanks, Matt_i. I'll try your ways and find the neutral wire. Appreciated.
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    Test post so i can post pictures in another thread

    Really nothing to see?
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    Test post so i can post pictures in another thread

    Nothing to see here
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    That's what I did? I took the black wire out of both plastic connectors, left the other wires attached as they were, then threaded both ends of the black wire through female disconnects and on to the new switch. Seemed foolproof, granted, it was my first time doing this. Even moved the...
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    Yeah, I should fart around for a minute so I can add pictures. Old switch was one pole on/off.
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    Install a single pole toggle switch on a bench grinder

    Hi there, First time poster. I bought a Justen (?) 6" bench grinder from an estate sale a week ago. The person who used it last hotwired it so it runs great when plugged in. It used to have a 6amp on/off toggle switch wired to it (I know because it was kicking around the base of the grinder...
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