It's a weird thing, but I have read that LED lights do indeed interrupt the remote signal.

I don't own it...but I'd wanna go check it out in person. You can tell pretty quickly by opening a drawer where in the quality spectrum they lie.

Harbor Freight tool chests seem to get pretty good reviews despite being Harbor Freight...so you might compare the two.

Round over the trailing edge corners of the blade is something that comes to mind.

Twist sux. It will send you to a asylum trying to straighten. Which at the end of the day will most likely not work.

Sounds like the starter cap is bad.

I am just barely above a newbie in the welding department. All I own is an old Lincoln AC "tombstone" Stick Welder. I have used others MIG machines and they are VERY nice. Make a new guy look good usually.
Lately I have been dreaming of a Lincoln Multi-Process machine. You can do Stick, MIG and TIG with one machine. They run about a grand. So it will be a dream for awhile yet...

http://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/equ...nElectric)

I haven't built lots of face frames but I have had lot of experience with things "almost" being right and I have always been unhappy that I did't make it right later.
Won't hurt anything to try but I suspect that you will end up throwing it away and starting over at some point.

Sounds like you have a leak some where between the can and lid or cyclone and lid. Might even be the can. Can you put it all in a plastic trash bag and seal it to the cyclone body. Turn it on and it will verify if you have a leak by sucking the bag tight to the container.

An enjoyable video.
He should buy a slick.

If this is a full size lathe, the Deltas are usually 1x8 tpi with a left hand thread (on the outboard side). But it should be easy to measure and count if you have access to the spindle...


-Mark