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PowerForce compressors were listed as "made by" IR. I have one and some place I still have the sales flyer

More tool truck carnage... I really like the 14.4v light it's one of the best lights I have! I traded the smaller 14.4v light with the swivel head on it ( it was a HUGE POS!! and not that much cheaper). The magnetic battery base is also a great addition I'm going to get some more of...

Well not quite the Amazon $40 but I picked this up on fb mp for $50 I see just the box is $80 on zoro

I wanted a Snap-on screwdriver set with the case and foam and tried to put one together, my dealer said he could not get the case and foam, and the green set was hard to come by..... So I was forced to get a red one

I don't know about the thumb deal, but does yours hit the handle with the ratchet head when you spin it around??

So I wanted an under carriage for my Hypertherm plasma but I did not want to pay what they wanted for one! There were a few new in the box models on eBay so I got one..... Only problem was they did not have any for my machine, only the smaller 65 and 85 amp models..... so a little...

So can someone tell me why I need an extended ball hex? I can see the use for the short ones, but what is the case for the long ones?? If I need a long hex for clearance to get on the fasteners I get it. But if you can't get to the bolts due to clearance (if the bolt is down in a hole) you...

So after I picked up the mm355 I found an alumapro push pull gun for it. It is used but looked like it was new. Only down side was its only 15' long. Then I wasn't really happy with the single bottle undercarriage so I snagged up a dual bottle one.

New Miller welder mm355 picked up a 100' of SO cord for it

So I didn't just get this one but it brings joy every time I use it Some how I dropped the one socket behind the washing machine when I was changing out the tankless water heater. I know where it is but I will have to move the machine to get it back! I also have swapped out the normal...

Anyone use the Snap-on electronics cutters/plyers

I'm not positive about the rod knock, but it kind of sounds like mine did with it... Also you can change out the rod and put a new small end bushing in it ( in mine the piston was trashed with more than 1/4" of play!! so I needed to replace it), with out a complete reman if the other stuff is...

Well it kinda sounds like its got the dreaded small end rod knock, but that is not going to make it only pump up to 30psi. Check the unloaders and or the valves for the problem.

Here is a chart of recommended starts per hour for nema framed motors the 2 pole motors are normally the ones used in dust collectors. Using a VFD will help out with this as it reduces the start up load on the motor.

The VFD in my set up allows me to to have a different blower speeds depending on the machine that starts the collector. And also change the time off feature. It's currently set up to run for one minute on high, when it receives a signal from the plasma controller (this resets as long as it is...

So I have been building a dust collector system and its control system. I have been dealing with many of these problems/features. You might want to take a look at the thread. Here are a few highlights of the system. the control cabnet The HIM and the remote control I made

I have had mine for 20+ years now. I don't use it every day but I have used it many times. They are like EVERY type of extractor tool, effective about maybe 1/2 of the time. As far as I know they are warrenty items and should be replaced if broken. I have replaced I think one over the years...

There are plenty of resources for this type of construction. Just look at sheet metal fabrication for more details. How thick are you planning on making the drawers, remember to make allowances for the bending radius. I recommend that you spot weld them together.

So I was wrong about the load on the src's. It's even lower than I "remembered". The pulse on times is shorter also, so max on time is 0.5 seconds on 60 seconds off. The solenoids are only 22 wts each, so very little power. I went and looked at the manufacturers site on the MBTF on the src's...

So I see I forgot to update this thread with the cabinet wiring photos and there was some questions about the relays I added to it here is the info about the relays Well I guess you could say "kind of" they are attached to metal din rail mounts that probably provide some heat sinking but...