Search results

Rutlands are selling this at a bit of a bargain price - £399 . See here: www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdDet.cgi/F22568 1st 100 only

You don't need an earth fault for a fault current to flow - a short from live to neutral will do - which is what occurs at startup on the motor - very briefly though. If you are close to the sub this can be much greater than if your further away! So the same motor that may pop a 13A fuse in one...

Sometimes it depends on your fault level current! If you're close to your substation - your fault level current can be quite high. A stopped (or stalled) motor is effectively a short circuit - fault current flows for a very short time. This can trip the mcb or melt a fuse whilst the motor...

I've just rescued a load of the above from a neighbours' skip - with permission of course. It was an old stair - treads, risers, newels (75mm sq), hand rails (250mm by 40mm by 3000mm) Question is - what can it be used for (apart from another set of stairs!)? Indoor / outdoor? Does it...

In ignorance, I've brought back a number of high value tools (including a Bostich framing nailer and two boxes of nails!) and gone through the green channel..... Don't miss a trip to Lowes or Home Depot if you get the chance - allow a full day! A colleague at work has suggested the following...

Hmmm. Ad says no warrantee Collect only - so add £50 - £60 for a courier pallet collect New P/T machine is £458 +£45 del Blades may also need sharpening

pm sent re the tormek planer jig thanks, sm

Chris, many thanks for letting me have that abundance of oak and ash for not very much money. There's more there than I'll use in a very long time! Same applies to you too I guess!. Thanks also for showing me round your setup - nice router table! I'll need one now myself I think - time for...

Lord Nibbo - do you recall how heavy the counterbalance weight is? Mine was missing originally Thanks, SM btw I'll second the compliment on the paint job.

I'll second the Sedgwick 571

Its a 3406 Jacobs chuck, and needs a K3 chuck key Thanks guys SM

Blimey! Never disappointed! Thanks chaps! SM

and close the door on the way out..... but thanks for reading the post anyway!

I've lost my chuck key. Bought one (1/2") from ebay - didn't fit! Too small. What size do I need to look for? Thanks, SM

Check the motor. If its a dual voltage motor you may be able to fit a single phase to three phase variable frequency inverter. These are intended for speed control of three phase motors but can be used for what you want. Fixed speed at 50Hz. I've fitted one to my sedgwick morticer. If its dual...

Me too

Have bought from them a couple of times - tad expensive? That aside - no issues - nice chaps, very helpfull. Just wondered if the grass was greener on the other side of the peninnes...!

They're close enough for me to drive to - no cost benefit but at least I can see whats in the yard How does the cubic foot price (from £16) compare?

Gents, Could someone with more experience than I cast an eye on this ebayer and give an opinion? His oak seems inexpensive, and whilst it is kd, it does mean that my mistakes (of which there are many) are not as expensive as they might be! Hows that for a positive spin? Anything I should look...

Was so tempted - just have nowhere to store it! What a bargain buy - well done you!