if you're ok with a bit of wiring. Or can get someone to assist.
https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/remote-wireless-switching-nvr.128236/post-1460642
@Sideways @deema
Thanks once again for an excellent thread.
Can I ask you regarding the tensioning mechanism.
I have the 240v version (not sure if the frame is the same) need to replace/ upgrade the tensioner. Currently using the original (and probably over compressed spring) Any major...
Sounds like its the same as mine, see my post number 79.
Just re reading this thread as I am finally getting round to sorting the bandsaw. It cuts well even in its relatively poor state.
Take a look at R values. Higher number is more insulating. PIR is better insulator than Glass wool or polystyrene.
You maybe able to find some excess boards from a nearby build to keep cost down?
Coincindentally, I stumbled across the very same thing this morning.
Absolutely stunning work, and nice to know I'm not the only one who has the odd 'loosing the temper' moment.
Hi,
Are you a 100% sure its the spindle.
Bear in mind that its the chuck driving face that needs to run true (the morse taper if this drill has one) Can you put a dpi on the morse taper face or try a different chuck?
Its not the fact that the loss of electrical supply is the only issue (though the frequency does depend on location)
The main danger is plugging it in with it switched on!
Sorry are you saying the fuse within the remote itself is going?
If so get your friendly sparks to wire it into the starter coil for the DOL starter (Presuming the dust extractor has one)