MIster question

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If the keyed bushing goes all the way through, I'd think you could simply press that out and the gears would also separate. Since these gears are intended...

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Helpful PDF downloadable here:

https://modernplastics.com/technical...tify-plastics/

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I'm been thinking about this also. Milling aluminum in particular, at high speed & without flood coolant spays chips all over the place. I have been...

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I know nothing about this stuff, but maybe keep the copper out of (above) the solution?

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I understood that the CANDU reactor automatically drops reaction blocking rods on power failure, kinda like a dead man switch - unlike the Japanese one...

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I have had some luck removing drive screws by using a pair of end nippers ground down so that they sit flat on the surface they are up against. I made...

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Ahh, but -- !

OP did not say where he located, so is this a US Gallon (128 fl oz.), or an Imperial gallon (160 fl oz.)? (Kidding. Kool MIst...

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I have not actually tested this, but in "Your Profile" under "User Settings" there is a check box for notifications if someone has...

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What Bob E. said. This is not an electrical problem, but a mechanical one.

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Beat me to it.
1/1 is a fraction. A silly, unnecessarily complicated fraction perhaps, but the value it represents can certanly be expressed as...

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Methylene chloride is a fine solvent cement for acrylic type plastics. You can buy it off the shelf from plastics suppliers, at least here in the Great...

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I'm not even in the same country, but I'm guessing that refurbing that motor might cost as much as a pretty decent new one. Motor bearings are generally...

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Probably not what's happening here, but I can envision an hourglass hole being created when the drill bit "wobbles" as it could when improperly...

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I've had trouble lifting half that with mine. Back raises up rather than the load. Yes, I set it to the specified arm length, or better....

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Well, I may try it as a "air only" nozzle then, but so far I am getting NO COOLANT AT ALL and that's what I'm scratching my head about.

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I do have a pump and tank for flood (not yet hooked up either) but I'd like to know that this thing works even if I don't end up using it.

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I feel air coming out, so it does not seem to be blocked. And I can adjust how much air/pressure with with the valve(s). Just no coolant, and bubbles...

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I put an indicator in the end of an arm mounted in a collet. The arm is about 9 inches long, so the swing from one side of the table to the other is about...

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I have never used a mister. The one in the picture came with a lathe I got. I have submersed what appears to be a pick up tube with a filter on the end...

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I once bought a dial indicator off ebay that was advertised as "Mitotoyo". What I received was "Mitogoyo". I complained, but there...