I'm all for made in (Insert your own country you currently live in)...USA for me. But, if I have to choose a more inexpensive version due to my project requirements at the time, I don't mind buying...
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I'm all for made in (Insert your own country you currently live in)...USA for me. But, if I have to choose a more inexpensive version due to my project requirements at the time, I don't mind buying...
LOL....Yes, I did. The reason I didn't notice it right away is because I've not worked with these machines other than smaller contractor units.
ROFLOL That's a MAJOR improvement to the dust...
Newbie question...If I'm an OP and had several people respond, but in the end I have a final outcome I want to share with everyone - how do I post a response on my thread that everyone will get the...
I found out my electricians wired the 3 phase backwards which was making the oscillating roller operate in reverse!
I found out my electricians wired the 3 phase backwards which was making the oscillating roller operate in reverse!
Or, you could get a setup like this one that I built....LOL433514
Awesome, thank you!
Very good info...thank you
Man, you guys are way overcomplicating things here. Everything you say your running is small demand. You just gotta ask yourself, do you want a cheap roll around dust collection, or should you build...
I found there was a hidden photoelectric sensor that was covered in dust. I cleaned that off. Now, depending on the position of the belt the photoelectric sensor will engage the pneumatic oscillating...
I think you're right, it just needs fiddling. Evidently the shop that had it before just left it alone in a corner for awhile...Well, I'll post an update when I figure it out.
I have put the tension knob in the right position and was able to observe the roller raise up and put tension on the belt. But, now that we're talking about this, I felt like the belt was "snug" but...
Of course! The most simple, easy and inexpensive way is to use a 5 gallon drum and a cyclone hooked up to a shop vac. It's the exact same design we use on our 15 HP 20' dust collectors, but this...
Hey there, my first post here! I recently acquired a SCM Sandya Uno 1k belt sander. I had to buy a couple parts to get it running. Now that it runs, once I put a belt on this machine it only runs for...