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Clean the feed rollers, I use laquer thinner, Wax the bed with paste wax, Dull blades also affect the feed. I've had mine for 0ver 15 years and this has always worked for me,

I used an airconditioner relay rated for 240v with a 24volt coil and 24 volt transformer
. I ran thermostat wire with 3way and 4way switches in 8 locations. been 15 yrs with noproblems

Nor sure, call customer service with the serial number. ask about the sprockets. When I did they sent me new ones.

There was a problem with the sintered iron sprockets on earlier models.
They would break.They sent me new steel ones and have had no problems for the past 8 years.
Contact customer service.

A hand crimping press also works well.

Worked for a power company 25 yrs. Do not use split bolts even the ones with a spacer bar on aluminum. Most of trouble call problems were loose or corroded split bolts Use compression connectors.
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Is Productsamerica still in business, I have been trying to reach them for three weeks. Their web site is still up but all phone numbers go to voicemail that is full?
I am looking for latches for a...

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look for a pvc weatherproof box at your Lowes, Home Depot& Menard's

Looks like my gun. I just use a brass wire brush or a Dremel wire brush to clean mine.

I have used them for years. They are my go to clamp for most jobs. My heavy Jorgenson's stay on the wall rack.

Thanks. I used a straight vinegar bath on steel screws as suggested on another forum. It worked perfectly. As mentioned above soaking time controlled the color.

I am looking for a way to match plain steel screw heads to dark antique brass. I want a permanent color. Chemical dip?

I use a drafting compass available at any office supply, around $10.00. Center wheel positive adjustment makes them accurate. They use a lead instead of a pencil.

I only mortice the chest side for the full depth of the hinge. It just mounts on the surface of the lid.

The sheets in your link are veneered both front and back. I've used with good results.

I use one of the HF lift tables. It saves on my back when lifting heavy cabinets or chests to working height. I also use it for loading and unloading in my van.

I have cut countless aluminum/wood core doors. Just used a regular 24 tooth carbide tipped blade in a skill saw. Works fine. 40 tooth gives a finer cut. Never reversed a blade for aluminum.

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That edge requires a heat forming machine. Not possible in home shop.

I also use the Diablo 7-1/4 blades for 99% of my ripping. My good 10 inch blades stay in the case unless i need more capacity.

I also just purchased the Rolair JC10. It is extremely quiet. 60 DB, don't even hear it cycle. You can carry on a conversation right beside it.

Wood Magazine also had one awhile back. I just built this one only I made it 6 ft long. It still handles full sheets fine. I have 8 3/4 sheets on it now.
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I use a 24 volt air conditioner relay and 3 way and 4 way light switches hooked up with 4 wire thermostat wire. Switches are located in several convenient spots.
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