J Tiers
Senior Member

Sometimes. The Moore tornado has apparently now been classified as an EF5 about 1.3 mile wide. That's pretty good sized, probably throws off...

That would virtually mean declaring that nobody could live anywhere from east Georgia to somewhere in Utah in the US. In other words, it would be...

Tornado damage is pretty much never anything but a big disaster, often with death and hardship. There isn't anything much to be said about it but...

Thanks.... If it's that old-school, maybe nobody need them anymore... or possibly someone wants one and can't find it.... dunno. My tolerance...

The good ones are.... but there are ones NOT MADE here that are made of whatever was swept up off the floor in India, Taiwan or china, and those...

The HF helmet at work is about 100X better than the one I used in class, which was a "good brand" of helmet, although I forget what exactly it was. I...

No sense talking about damage from water/alcohol mix injection.... it was standard for a number of military aircraft for takeoff. Takeoff being...

Odd. did you run it up really tight? is the tool made of stainless? I find that "in reverse" like that, they DO loosen unless snugged up...

My boss called the local outlet and said they were closed-up, gone, out of business. On the other hand, their local website is working..... he...

Not quite THAT definitively............ http://www.billycooperssteelguitar.com/

Well THAT was not what I expected.....

Of course.... but weren't you the one who said that your manufacturer made them to spec, but didn't mark them? yes you were. So the problem...

I don't think it is all adjustment of the eye, there are other things going on also. When you have adapted to bright, dark areas are almost...

So if it has LH threads, was the cutter turning in a direction to tighten it up more? Seems like it would almost have to be.

Oil burner nozzles atomize well at a low pressure, even domestic water pressure works. I have used them for seed tray watering.

That's really not acceptable. When that is done, the assembly is not "inspectable". There is nothing to distinguish the part actually installed...

Actually, it appears that the thing actually came from a place known as "Crustcrawler", and they still had info and code examples, etc. So now I...

Me neither......... Basically, there CAN be a difference, if the arbor just isn't big enough to hold the cutter.... or if it is one of those...

It was easy enough to file.... I broached one square, but that was actually harder than filing, if you count making the broach. And all I did was...

That "made in USA" is the key point, IF you can find any such. You *can buy in the US* all sorts of internal wrenching screws (Allen, in this...

Of course, you CAN do the switching externally, but it won't be as useful as if you use the VFD controls, because you will have to stop , switch, and...

I found that filing the square hole, when done properly, took little longer than drilling and tapping. of course you already have the set screw in...

Possibly..... Allee same-same if it fits, is my thought. I've used gear cutters, and slitting saws on stub arbors, and so have others. It...

Pictures showed up. OH..........

the reason for the tightening is that it IS RH thread (assuming you ran it CCW looking at end of arbor), and either has no key, or you didn't use...

Hmmm. We've used a lot of stainless fasteners, up to M10. We have yet to see ANY galling and freezing, even on returned product from the field,...

The "air filtration bicycle" was made not so much to actually work effectively, but as a combination of protest and 'consciousness raising",...