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just my experience working in industrial plants since i got out of the navy. rarely ever had to replace bearings because people let them go so long they toast the motor insulation while they overwork for months on end. but yeah, you could easily replace bearings.

open the peckerhead, take a whiff. burned is burned. make sure the wires aren't stiff like theyve been overheated. take a meter and ohm out phase to phase and phase (L1 to L2, L1 to L3, L2 to L3), they should be equal. also check phase to case ground and make sure it's completely open. you...

Finally into my new home and new garage, so im needing to put some cabinets together. I havent done any cabinet making before so im a bit ignorant to standard sizes for things. Does anybody have any plans or cut lists for standard size garage cabinets? Tall wall, short workbench type and...

i've been waiting for something like this to come up, and sure enough it did. Panasonic gunslinger 260 welder was sent off to be scrapped at work, so i saved it for scrap price (40 bucks since scrap prices doubled and its so damn heavy). Took a pic right after testing and verifying it worked...

yeah thanks man but that is only for registered companies who purchased equipment to make accounts in order to get information ...

it was a good shot, i could try contacting the company, but i hate bugging sales/tech people when all i want is a manual for an out of date machine. didn't find anything on their site for manuals unfortunately.

work is always getting rid of things. so i got for scrap price a lincoln powerwave 450 unit, as well as a panasonic gunslinger 260. both work, but the gunslinger is gonna need a few things here and there. does anybody know where i can get a copy of the manual for the gunslinger, lincoln has...

not trying for bonus kudos here, but i'll be honest the one tool everybody looks at in my box and says "what the hell is that?" is the astro 9477 crimper set. after i show them what it is and show how it works and how easy it is to switch between dies. everybody is amazed at how awesome it is...

shop smiths are the boats of the equipment world? lol

that sounds like bullshiite considering the alpha machines are superior to the everlast machines even when you get into the more expensive everlast machines. just because the person who owns everlast owns ahp doesn't mean that the two are made in the same factory or anything. multiple different...

throw me in on the AHP alpha tig 200x i bought one and i'm super happy with its capability with DC and AC welding and even the stick welding is good on this box.

never used one have you? i can tell because the things you said can't happen when using it.... really... 1) you don't hold the knife vertical , it's held inside of a groove that positions it and you can't change it unless you literally wrench on it side to side.. 2) you can't change angles...

maybe with free shipping or more off. the same basic kits can be had for about the same at any walmart

that and you can use takeoff20% if you want 20% off additionally when you are a "new" customer.

splurge just a little and get the 3350 viking from lincoln, best helmet i've used yet. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019G6T4RS/?tag=atomicindus08-20 there are also the 2450 and 1850 which are the smaller windows. great glass though.

gear is going to be louder, but not by much. i kinda prefer to hear the gears whirring, vs the whisp of a belt/motor setup yeah, just sounds as i hear them.

yeah or not. i've had it bend shanks on bits when they grab with larger bits like 7/8" and up. never broke the gears, the motor OL or fuses are more likely to blow than the gears to break if it stops dead, after bending/breaking bits of course...

take it for free. you're not gonna like what it takes to keep these old POS's running...

it says rawl right on it... look up rawl. they made handheld masonry drill stuff

so odd question, but from the two pictures it looks like you didn't bother loosening the nut at the base of it first..... please tell me you did...