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Amazon has the correct capacitors to fix yours , if that's what you determine to be the culpret.

I just received a few measuring tools that I purchased on ebay I’ve already got a fairly extensive collection of precision measuring instruments , a bit of a mix but many of them are Mitutoyo . This time I got a smokin deal on a Teclock 2” - 6” bore gauge . I have a Teclock dial indicator I...

Not something I'm easily going to forget ............ on the up side , I have a stash of spare parts ,contactors , a motor , fwd / rev switches . I did hang my head in shame over this .

Yup , we've been down this road

My first power tool I purchased as a young 'un , around 1975 ish , a big angle grinder , bought it new , a Wen 7" , it was crap and didn't last long , shoulda bought a Makita . In the seventies I was a welder , I was also very enthusiastic about fixing up vehicles . I lived in the rust belt ...

I was thinking contactor too , As far as I know , there is no " reverse capacitor " as stated by the seller in his ad.

Fix n' flip , there's meat on the bone (profit)

The quality of the available inserts vary on Amazon , you can find better , longer lasting inserts but you will pay more for them . For every example of quality name brand you might find , there are dozens of knock off that crumble easily . Theres no shortage of hucksters in Asia selling low...

I've been less than impressed with the quality of the carbide inserts supplied on Amazon , break easily & they even look crappy.

This discussion has inspired me to build a tool height gauge for my lathe . For the last 18 years , I’ve been using a cheap o height gauge , I can’t remember where I bought it, maybe House of Tools ?