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here is what i have done, works well so far. just need to tie down the tarps better next time which i have worked out how to.

$2200 quote, guess have no choice but to get it done.

just his comments, thats why he is going to put a sub board on the outside of it so doesnt have to touch it.

electrician came around, spent half hour looking around the place and said this board is asbestos, old and we need to put in a sub board just outside of it and fix up that dodgey breaker the solar...

testing everything today, cleaning it, its a brand new machine now. i found door switch is faulty, new one on order, also looking at the flow of air, if door comes open during operation the airflow...

referring to that diagram above, that 155 degree cycling thermostat, how does that work? im trying to work that one out.. whats the coil part of it? why 4 wires on a thermostat?

went a bit further with the pull down today, going further with the clean, so far pulled out as much fluff as i did last week from it. possibly the lack of airflow maybe causing the element to...

gave it good clean out a week ago.
thermostat is new so that has me questioning things. i will pull out and test tomorrow.

i will pull apart tomorrow and inspect more this time.

had it apart and that part looks ok, resistance measures like a heater element would, dont know specs, and it looks ok. just weird it worked for a week then went again.

maytag 9kg dryer been running for years no problem and blew the thermal fuse a week ago, i replaced that with the hi limit thermostat a week ago as well and worked fine for a week and now its blown...

forgot about that, nightmares are starting now. seen some home renovations shows with buildings around the age of mine here where it all has to be rewired due to old cabling.
will see when this...

thought that maybe the case, $10k for a 3 phase board like that?

this scares me for what price i will get for installing new power point on my board.

just wondering, the wait is killing me for an electrician to come out to look and quote. thought someone may put me out of my misery saying expect a huge bill, its not as simple as it looks answer...

cant get an answer from anyone at the moment, my electrician is out of order for a few month, cant get anyone else to look at it for 2 weeks, whats the story here?
i want to add a 20 amp power point...

yes true but if you get off ebay its unknown and if explodes its your own fault, if you get it from BOC and it explodes lawyers will come running to you to assist.

saw them whilst looking and my thoughts exactly, im not going to be near a chinese gauge with a full tank of gas behind it. i value my life.

yeah i guess so BOC Smoothflame Single Stage Nitrogen Regulator | BOC Gas

my fault, just woke up when i posted this. after a dual pressure gauge/regulator for it

they just look like pressure only, not regulators.

anyone recommend a pressure gauge for D size nitrogen bottle?? not a flow gauge but pressure gauge.
edit: pressure gauge/regulator im after

thought i would go one of these rather than the $40 vevor or ebay ones that look plastic thinking metal would be better but maybe i have to go another step up?? dont need 0.01" accuracy, just...

looking for a compound drill slide with vice around 100mm that i can use to drill things in straight line, accurate holes and allows easy movement of the work piece with reasonable accuracy.
what of...

a first job of a tiler thats never done it before. i remember this around 20 years ago when i did my first tile job left haze all over the place that needed acid stuff to clean off.
never had that...

my parking lot. will only be very temporary thing once or twice a year thats it and will be taken down the same day its put up.
yeah i guess i can put down dome anchors through the bitumen....

hows this idea? attached to the shipping container using a locking type of fitting, i will make a fitting that will lock into place there when it is up on the set angle, when you put it in the hole...

they are some good ideas, i can work with them i think. thanks.

yeah but twice the size

something like this and put a tarp or something over the top and sides.
maybe get a 6m length of steel and attach to container and make a stand the other end or something?

definitely 100% temporary, will be removed at the end of the day when it is used and only be used a few times per year.
trying to keep cost down but not to the point it is useless after the first or...

have shipping container i want to put a 6m long x 3m wide cover over temporarily when i need to work in front of it once in a while, can anyone recommend a DIY made thing like this or a retail item...

this is all i can say.
learn from my stuff up
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i saw old blade writing pointing out, so i just threw the new one on writing pointing out without thinking.

your are correct. i just went to the shed to have a look, guess what, blade is on damn backwards.:no::no::no::no::doh::doh::doh:

IM A BIG BLOODY

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this is my size, will give it a try, but whats the difference between mine i have now and this?
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can you recommend one? got a link?

this is the blade im using at 5000rpm
TradeTools

going faster made it worse.

ok i will try faster, im not going too fast, and its a brand new blade. haven't had much to do with aluminium

security door aluminium extrusions im trying to cut using my mitre saw with 80 tooth carbide blade that is used for aluminium so it says. running at 5000rpm, it appears to be melting the damn...

prefer not a hand winch. just weird to say it cant be used horizontally, the unravelling etc.. is what came to mind but wondering if another reason i couldn't see.
i will be getting a 1 tonne...

looking for a 240v winch that i can use to drag cars horizontally across the ground up a slight incline.
found this winch
Giantz Electric Hoist Winch Crane 300/600KG Rope Tool Remote Chain Lifting...

ordering it now, no matter how much i looked on that site i could not find it and had to come back here for that link to it

maybe i was doing wrong google search for that hour, thats perfect thanks.

anyone know of a plastic box IP65 rated at minimum and close as possible to 150x150x50mm?? having trouble finding any around. they are either just too small at 140mm or way too big.

yeah just do it weekends, public holidays, your holidays, long service leave etc...

havent gone into its specs much as yet, just looked a bit online and put here

WinAPEX 268B? how thi sone? or the Uni-T UT210E?

no idea.

OWON CM2100 Mini Clamp Meter looks good.