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Anyone have any experience of cctv. The cameras keep blacking out! Restore is done unconnecting and reconnecting power supply at camera, jack plug. One 1amp, 12v dc, power supply unit feeds two swann cameras and with just one camera being lost, in the paired units of 8, I am thinking it is a...

Check out UK lathes, from memory this is where I found a gear cutting specialist. I had drummond, £60 back in 2000, and this, very knowledgeable, chap cut the two missing gears to make the complete set. Twenty years ago now but may be worth contacting Uk lathes, Tony from memory.

I've had the same model for around 20 years, no issues with handle. It is as it says, a trimmer, light cuts. Upload a photo of broken handle to see if there can be a repair.

the bearing caps have a grease groove, seen in photo, just fill that with grease as too the bearings. Oil, not too much only to cover tooth of cog as designed spray up and around.

All whitworth. Gearbox, no seals so the oil does tend to leak out. Fill just to tooth root of smallest cog as it all gets sprayed around when fired up. Any gear oil will do the gob. Chain, free play to accomodate the movement on pressure rollers, does not mean its worn. Certainly not worth...

the hexes look chunky, would you say drill chuck size or bigger? Stick them on ebay, more than scrap!

my guess extension bars but for what, no idea! Could be a breaker, concrete, The hex appears to have a groove, a holding pin to female chuck. The wider end I reckon is tapered inside, the loose pins are the drivers, go through hole, to release the taper tool. Any name on tool or plastic tube?

many thanks. for tip.

what is the application? Woodwork dust is a pain and gets clogged in motors. Routers and saws, I had 80v leaking from field to casing causing a shock. Stripped it down and the housing was packed with dust. I blow out all my motors now with an air line after use. Excess heat generated from that...

I always found brooke crompton support very helpfull, email them pickie of plate

Colchester 2000, does anyone know of any being broken, looking for the tailstock bed plinth?

Always used japanese oak on such jobs.

can not see any face fixing screws to dol buttons. Is that a toggle clamp hanging down, and does that hold the buttons in place?

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I take it there are screws holding the press buttons in place and not just the tape!

know any sparkies! Ring /loop tester on individual supply cable to find current draw. My money still on the dol. from what i can see i found this on net- https://www.camsco.com.tw/magnetic-contactors/type-c-contactors-thermal-overload-relay.html#group-1 Any motor rewind businesses near you...

looks like a bit of damage to motor fan housing. I would remove the belt cover and motor drive belt to check free play of motor or noise from fan hitting that cover. Single cap or twin, could be a failing run capacitor. I guess original motor? Does the motor get hot?

is there a rating plate on the motor?

what's with the tape around the switch gear?

may be worth checking tightness of all terminal screws. Cheapest option at first, starter, as motor for that just might not be off the shelf and spare starter may be handy for something else. Does the motor get hot or smell? Does the rotation slow? Can you lube up the bearings?