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GoneGuy
Got myself a whale tale vac attachment to use when mixing indoors
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Old Mod
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Old Mod
Well I bought it Tuesday, it came today 🙂
Fed up of being deprived of power by others on site by everyone hooking up to the same transformers with splitters, so........
Now I can plug my table direct in to my own 32A supply. 😀
Fed up of being deprived of power by others on site by everyone hooking up to the same transformers with splitters, so........
Now I can plug my table direct in to my own 32A supply. 😀
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LM
I’ve never seen a 3 gang transformer before.
O
Old Mod
It has 2 x 16A outlets and 1 x 32A Lee, and a bloody price tag to match! Haha
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LM
Was actually just thinking it must have been something like that
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Old Mod
My dust extractor requires a 32A supply mate.Was actually just thinking it must have been something like that
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Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
So this is a 5KW transformer with a 13A BS1363 plug (or is it plugless?)? I assume your dust extractor isn't more than 3.1kW (~27A 110)?
Its a lovely bit of kit, I also have the nonsense profilers from screwfix that I cut down to get in between tight taps.
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Time's Ran Out
It just getting the 240v to your transformer now!! You’ll need a long extension on some site and they don’t allow 240v now!
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Old Mod
No, I do realise that John, but on sites like that, it’s not often others use the 32A outlets, so it’s generally ok anyway 🙂
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Italy
only test
Di chi sono ?🙂
I
Italy
anonimus....😉
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Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
One big sucker that is. So 2400W from the two motors.
With a BS plug attached then that effectively downrates the input. A standard 13A plug (BS 1363) is designed to fit cables up to a maximum of 1.5mm2. The maximum current capacity of a 1.5mm2 cable is 15A and should be protected by a maximum fuse size of 13A (~3.5kw).
Anyway without more detail the point being that try not to sup to much juice from the other outlets when you have the vac working hard and avoid a meltdown or fire.
What blade has it got in it
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GoneGuy
G
GoneGuy
I’ve got the compound mitre saw as well I’ve used it for over 5 years cutting laminate floors, bamboo floors and different timbers and I have only just replaced the blade.
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Blunt Tool
Blade it comes with cuts wood, steel, aluminium and plastic but it doesn’t heat up or cause sparks Albert
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Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
Investment and some risk
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Blunt Tool
Coming tomorrow which is Tues.......
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Blunt Tool
That’s not Raimondi! 😱
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Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
I watched a video related to the Fugi kit and they look great - are they as good as claimed (manufacturer video ..I think). Looks a big improvement on my norm.
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Blunt Tool
To tell the truth Julian I’ve only just started using them, trying to get used to not using licked finger which is difficult after 30 odd years
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Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
well I am lost for words 🙂Always done our grinding outside. Looking now for the best grinder attachment for a vac. Need to see the blade cutting . Any ideas ?
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Old Mod
Do you have a Kera Flex Simon?
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Italy
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