Recent content by svtride

I replaced the 16HP B&S motor on a 14 yr old walk-behind Ferris 48”. While I was in there, I considered changing the PTO out. I priced one from Ferris and then found out the supplier…Warner Electric. They discontinued making the model on my mower so I called Warner Electric and spoke with a...

^^^ I 2nd anything Ko-Ken

I loath any racks/organizers that require 2 hands to retrieve a tool out of my tool box. Many sockets sets at purchase come with those “snap in” racks. They are immediately discarded. I won’t fasten racks to floor of tool box drawer either. Gravity is all I care use.

I did water and gas many years ago in sandy soil with trencher, pretty quick…had to work fast as sandy soil dried it wanted to self backfill. Water went to 48” and gas a bit shallower, if I recall.

Just FYI on the Koken USA Sale, check what you are buying from Koken USA against Harry Epstein (HE) https://www.harryepstein.com/collections/koken..I had a list of items I wanted from Koken and noted some items were cheaper at HE using the KOKEN discount code and including shipping. Though some...

Koken USA Memorial Day Weekend Sale…25% off + free shipping over 25$ https://kokenusa.com/

In researching this more after the “delay" tidbit, I found this on GFCI classification definitions... https://portablepowerguides.com/gfci-class-a-b-c-d-e-meaning-with-its-trip-level/ So far I couldn't find anything related with delay, just leakage amount..

Thank you for this GFCI information. I did not realize that GFCI outlets came with differing delays.

Yup, did a couple drill presses and a Bridgeport…works well. GFCI outlets in shop did not like VFD so had to replace outlet with standard outlet.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CXKNWJ6?tag=atomicindus08-20 Use these on chain master links

This place has got cloth 14AWG listed https://www.snakeheadvintage.com/cloth-covered-wire/

Agree…inspection panel screws can be real finicky to remove or one spends many hours extracting stripped out screws. Speed handle allows a more controlled torque application feel whilst removing. Driver bit selection is key also.

Well done. I’m interested in doing something similar. The credit link you posted in incomplete..could you repost in its entirety? Thanks EDIT: Never mind, I found it….https://www.instructables.com/Arduino-Bandsaw-Speedometer/

Beautiful, well done.

Care to share the .stl? I want more Ko-Ken tools….