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No worries. I was mostly busting your chops.
FWIW, there isn't anything terribly wrong with this installation. Conduit isn't necessary since you're using SJ cable, but you might consider wrapping some green tape around the ends of the ground to clearly identify it as the ground.
The code also allows you to run low-voltage control conductors that are associated with a motor along with the motor feed conductors. However, if you start to get some weird results, it may be due to the AC signal bleeding into the low-voltage signal. If this happens, using a shielded control cable should eliminate the problem.
Good advice on the shielding. Have seen that put into use in my line of work. Every once in awhile I'll see an erratic RPM on the tach while adjusting the speed with the VFD, but it's usually just a quick 100 extra RPM or so blip, so it isn't an issue currently.
Best I got right now is a TJ tie, named in your honor.
If anyone remembers, I discovered the mill's table was installed backwards at some point in its life. I noticed a track on the back side, but didn't know what it was for at the time. Now that the table is mounted correctly, I quickly figured out that track was for adjustable table stops that interact with a solid T post that's mounted firmly with 2 bolts to the saddle underneath. You put the stop where you want it, tighten and when you're moving the table left to right (X axis) it will hit the stop where you set it. This is to limit table travel for whatever your reason (like accidentally milling something more than you wanted to).
Table stops = A couple of bolts, nuts, washers and some shock bushings (I think, can't remember what they came off, getting old ya know).
Cut a grooved area towards the area under the head of the bolt, turn the bushings down to 0.780" diameter from 1.00", some cold blue and presto....adjustable table stops.
Pictured below you see the stops on the ends. You put them where you want them, tighten and when the table is moved left or right, the stop hits the T block in the middle.
Table stops = A couple of bolts, nuts, washers and some shock bushings (I think, can't remember what they came off, getting old ya know).
Cut a grooved area towards the area under the head of the bolt, turn the bushings down to 0.780" diameter from 1.00", some cold blue and presto....adjustable table stops.
Pictured below you see the stops on the ends. You put them where you want them, tighten and when the table is moved left or right, the stop hits the T block in the middle.
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As a token of my gratitude for our friendship, I made this for you today. My first full on official wood burning project. It's on a piece of 3.5" x 6" maple, the same material I made my first grips from (for the H&R 22). The 3rd coat of polyurethane is curing currently. If we don't see each other at SGE, whenever that is, I will ship this to you. I hope you like it, because I sure do.
*Like us, it isn't perfect, but it does have some character.
As a token of my gratitude for our friendship, I made this for you today. My first full on official wood burning project. It's on a piece of 3.5" x 6" maple, the same material I made my first grips from (for the H&R 22). The 3rd coat of polyurethane is curing currently. If we don't see each other at SGE, whenever that is, I will ship this to you. I hope you like it, because I sure do.
*Like us, it isn't perfect, but it does have some character.
That is awesome! Can we shoot it with Brutus?
Noticed the new thumbnail. Nicely done. Another forum I'm a member of is named as such. Good stuff.
I've seen you shoot before, I don't think the plaque has anything to worry about.
Wonder where this came from?
Saturday I was cutting down saplings, briars, and moving the brush to a place to burn later. (Probably not supposed to yet, but I'm bored)
I ran across this gal trying to warm up in the sun. She was so cold she couldn't hardly move.
My dog found her and I had to rescue her and help her onto the tree before she became my dogs snack. My dog eats snakes...
I don't like my dog eating certain kinds and this is one of those kinds. Because they are to useful around the property.
I ran across this gal trying to warm up in the sun. She was so cold she couldn't hardly move.
My dog found her and I had to rescue her and help her onto the tree before she became my dogs snack. My dog eats snakes...
I don't like my dog eating certain kinds and this is one of those kinds. Because they are to useful around the property.
I picked her up with my hands, and held her until she got ahold of a twig to get on the tree she finally went up it.
Black Rat snakes are unaggressive, and defensive only when pushed to that point.
My 20 month old grandson was very interested in it.
Finally Friday.
Morning all...
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