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RPM go up one setting, go down one setting, can be a harmonic of the material or the machine.

They are a requirement to drain the moisture collected, generally for a good system the first loop has a larger collection leg, decreasing for each leg down the system. Ideally by the time you hit the last leg no water drains indicating dry (or almost dry air) requiring little intervention...

Just building something similar. I'm placing mine from pump to tank, that way the less water gets into the tank to start. So pump, cooler, tank, course air/water seperator, 6L desiccant absorber, fine air water seperator, pressure regulator, airlines......tools.

There are lots of very good jobs out there as companies are looking for good qualified personel. Limiting yourself to one location this early limits your options. Brush up your resume to read job specific even with limited experience. Bike tech 10yrs shows dedication but not much else, hobby...

I had a conversation with a tooling supplier that has been in the business for years regarding this debate. To be fair for a few very speciality tools for the Lathe I use HS tools for ease of getting a blank and shaping it to my requirements. For all else, Carbide. Now for the real reason...

These have to take high loading, have a predictable spring rate, and handle impacts. So I would suspect a forged spring steel. Carbide and cooling.

I had a full track machine (from Ontario Hydro) and drafting table another source that I used during my University Days (lots of drawings back then) all done by hand. Got rid of it about 8 years ago. Still have my drafting pens and Lettering machine for doing drawings with a complete set of...

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Price is a little above wholesale which is good.

OMG!!!! @Susquatch @PeterT learn to read "proper engagement" just that it there. I've never broken one or had to adjust mine. It is there should your threads be tight so that you can loosen or tighten your holder not to act as a driver.