Hi - We're having intermittent forum issues. Posts, alerts, and anything involving email like signing up or password changes are having problems but not for everyone or everywhere. Josh is working on it. No ETA right now. Thanks Josh - BTW this is a volunteer forum so SLA's are just best effort.
EDIT -> I manually batch updated about 25 people stuck on the email notification. Try logging in now with your password.
EDIT -> May 8/23. I updated another bunch of users stuck on email notifications. Try to login if you are stuck.
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I remember seeing a small yellow lathe that was home mades at the Estevan Model engineering show back before covid. I wonder if this is the same guy and same lathe.
Anyone else having issues trying to checkout? I can get to the payment method page, but it won't load the portion of the page to enter the credit card information. Using Chrome.
Hate to poop on your redesign, but the electrical panel no longer meets code. Needs 1m in front. Likely easier to move the panel at this point. Otherwise I like the redesign,
Now I have to figure out where to get that couch emoji.
I have used the wood clamped with a hole saw trick to cut a larger hole for an old door that needed a new knob that required a larger hole. Worked great once you get the wood clamped properly. Just cut the scrap wood first with the hole saw and then align the larger hole with the smaller hole...
I have one of these on order. Didn't post about the price as I was not sure it was going to go through (took 3-4 days) but it finally shipped. Then I got crazy busy at work and didn't have time. Thanks for posting David_R8
That would require a new breaker and a replacement to the feed. Not an easy task, depending on how the wires are run. If the conductors are in conduit, you would have to confirm the conduit size is adequate for the new conductors you are wanting to run. If it is only receiving 120V power odd...
Breakers are typically only rated for 80% of their labeled rating for continuous loads. So 15 amp would be good for 12 amps continuous load. Anything above that is questionable.
There are several versions of the lathe tool holder on thingiverse. I would suggest to go there and do a search and see which version works best for you.