I have an old beater gun for dyes and glaze.

I have read somewhere that a good practice is to put Vaseline on the rear section of the needle and spring when reassembling. Anyone do this?

SiC sandpaper (wet/dry) might do it. Diamond impregnated plates will for sure. Or take it to a granite fabricator and have them do it.

John

Awesome finds!

Paul K. Murphy said:

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The Hanna Cabinet just caught my attention.
A friend just shared this with me. The cabinet work of Geoff Hannah.
http://www.bungendorewoodworks.com.au/ex...ah-cabinet

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It says:

WEBPAGE UNAVAILABLE





Edit: It's working now


Thanks,
Mike

make your cover so it can drop on when you are not using it at the sander.

the stock is not going to tear it up , as you said drilling and cutting on it would however.

JMO

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. The bond would be between the neutral and the ground. So, put a meter on the green wire and the white wire and see if there is continuity between the two. If there is, it's bonded.

I cant remember what my 3hp label is (pretty sure it says baldor though and mine is a 2008 model). I know when I called a supply shop looking for a centrifical switch, I gave them the number on the plate, and they said it wasnt a baldor number. They asked what it was off of....and they said they had to call to cross reference it.

I got the idea it is made by baldor to PM specs and not just an off the shelf baldor motor. I could be mistaken though.

Good for you Bill. I would love to meet a lot of woodnetters at any time.

Arlin

I don't think you'll get much more for them in S&S by cleaning them. If they are really rusty, you may want to just get rid of the surface rust so the purchaser knows there's not much pitting. Otherwise, most buyers won't mind cleaning them up on their own.