Recent content by Lwel9226

If you are a one man shop, then 1/2" will be fine.... If you have 3 or 4 guys working, then you would want more air flow, 3/4" or maybe 1".... LynnW

I still have 98's at 12" 6" and 4".... I sold another 12" and an 18" when I retired.... Used them alot installing sawmill equipment.... LynnW

I have one also that I use a lot, but I kept my engine hoist because the Hoyer will not go high enough to change an engine or to lift some things into my truck..... LynnW

It is for marking your tools or whatever.... works on 12 volts.... I have one, it works fair not great...... It gets HOTTER than hell after a few minutes of use..... LynnW

Won't hurt a thing..... Mine has had an elbow like for about 20 or so years.... LynnW

I have a Craftsman Lathe that is a basket case.... but as far as I know the frame/bed is OK.... I would give it to you for the price of shipping.... But crating and shipping from Oregon to Virginia would probably be VERRY scary.... If you are interested let me know and I will get the model...

Use the flange.... I have 6 or 7 older B&D/DeWalt grinders and have changed all to the flange.... I have also changed all of the nuts to the spanner type and thrown away the hex type nuts..... LynnW

That makes 3 of us.... I thought I was being slick.... Turns out I am not alone.... :D LynnW

They would make good wind chimes...... LynnW

Sorry for your loss Vladimir... Condolences and prayers for you and your family.... LynnW

I have 7 4 1/2 in. grinders.... mostly older DeWalt/B&D.... Each one has a different type tool on it ...... LynnW

Yes..... The spout cans are much cheaper than the aerosol cans.... LynnW

Did the PO change the motor pulley to a larger size??? That would put a strain on the motor..... LynnW

Take it to your local welding supply.... ask the price to rebuild vs new and make your decision from there........... LynnW

I think maybe he should do this for a living..... :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :thumbup::thumbup: LynnW