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They stop you over-feeding material into the blade.

Really? The snap on metric set ends up at more than twice the price per wrench.

The KBAC 27D and KBDA 27D will take 120V in and out put enough three phase power for 1.5 hp on 120V in or 2 hp on 240V in.

Absolutely. I would love a gearbox saw like that!

The huge advantage of a VFD that I love is being able to cut aluminum (~1000 sfm) and wood (~3000 sfm) on a single-speed bandsaw.

Are you sure that the plug isn't a 1/8-27 NPT tapered pipe thread? That would have an OD of approximately 0.4" with a thread pitch of 27 TPI.

Body drill is typically the approximate major diameter of the screw, i.e. the smallest size hole that the screw could pass though.

This is something that annoys me so much as someone who uses socket cap screws constantly. The standard hex sizes for socket cap screws are: #0 - 0.050" #2 - 5/64" #4 - 3/32" #6 - 7/64" #8 - 9/64" #10 - 5/32" 1/4" - 3/16" There should be no excuse for not including these sizes in a "master" kit.

It's called a self-extracting collet. It prevents the tool/collet/bit from getting their tapers stuck. You just keep unscrewing the collet nut and it pulls the collet from the tool. The only time the bit gets stuck in this kind of collet is when the small nose taper of the collet gets stuck in...

Push the bit deeper into the collet (might take a tap with a block of wood or something) to release the tapers.

You are correct. I read your first post of "An expired Trademark" to mean that the trademark timed-out forcefully like patents do, rather than "the holder allowed the trademark to expire" which is what actually happened.

The trademark holder declined to renew the trademark when the 10-year renewal came due. My previous statement is still true; trademarks don't have mandatory expirations like patents, they can be renewed indefinitely if the trademark-holder wants to.

Trademarks don't simply expire. As long as the trademark holder is using the trademark in commerce, they're entitled to renew the trademark indefinitely. It's always possible that the trademark holder could decide to not renew ownership of the trademark, but there is nothing to force them to...

This is an offten misquoted set of numbers for MAPP gas. While the older MAPP gas was indeed noticeably better than the current MAPP-Pro qualitatively, it could only reach the ~5000+˚F temperatures when burned with pure oxygen, much like propane as compared to oxy-propane. MAPP gas in air...

c/s is cycles/second or hertz. It refers to the frequency of the AC power. In North America we have 60 hertz power.

Caveat: that motor is rated at 200V. A motor running off 230V will pull about 15% less current for the same power.

To paraphrase my previous response: If the pump is designed around a 10 hp motor of a specific RPM, running it on a lower power motor at the same RPM could likely result in the motor failing to start the compressor and/or not being able to sustain the load while running. You'd want to change...

If the pump is designed around a 10 hp motor of a specific RPM, running it on a lower power motor at the same RPM could likely result in the motor failing to start the compressor and/or not being able to sustain the load while running. You'd want to change pulley sizes to reduce the piston speed...

I zip mine off with a 3/8" stubby impact and torque them up with a 3/8" torque wrench...

I'm looking for the Lexus option in this analogy. Toyota dependability but with some sound deadening!