Difference between revisions of "CircularSawRefurbish"
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I worked on it and changed or replaced the following: | I worked on it and changed or replaced the following: | ||
| − | * Replaced the power cable and plug which was in a dire state | + | * Replaced the power cable and plug which was in a dire state, with a good and long rubber cable + plug |
* Purchased a larger, fine-toothed saw blade for it from Eco-tools. The original blade was too small for the machine and completely blunt. | * Purchased a larger, fine-toothed saw blade for it from Eco-tools. The original blade was too small for the machine and completely blunt. | ||
* Soldered the broken holder of the saw protection lid and bent/adjusted it to sit correctly over the saw blade. | * Soldered the broken holder of the saw protection lid and bent/adjusted it to sit correctly over the saw blade. | ||
| − | * Took an old vacuum cleaner small brush, cut off the brush hairs, glued it to the back of the saw compartment to act as sawdust suction port | + | * Took an old vacuum cleaner small brush, cut off the brush hairs, glued it to the back of the saw compartment to act as sawdust suction port for a vacuum cleaner hose |
| − | * Cut and bent a piece of metal grille to act as a protection for the saw blade which was completely unguarded ('finger shredder') | + | * Cut out and bent to shape a piece of metal grille to act as a protection for the saw blade which was completely unguarded ('finger shredder') |
* Mounted it on a piece of wood fitted with mounting holes for the modular bench system we use in the dirtyroom | * Mounted it on a piece of wood fitted with mounting holes for the modular bench system we use in the dirtyroom | ||
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To do: | To do: | ||
| − | * Bought a nice green-blue metallic Hammerite paint for it but have not had opportunity to apply it. | + | * Bought a nice green-blue metallic Hammerite paint for it but have not had opportunity to apply it. Bit of work... |
| − | * Design a better system to attach the metal grille protection. Now I use a temporary clamp. | + | * Design a better system to attach the metal grille protection. Now I use a temporary clamp to hold it in place. |
Revision as of 23:39, 6 December 2015
| Projects | |
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| Participants | Ultratux |
| Skills | |
| Status | Finished |
| Niche | Mechanics |
| Purpose | Infrastructure |
I worked on it and changed or replaced the following:
- Replaced the power cable and plug which was in a dire state, with a good and long rubber cable + plug
- Purchased a larger, fine-toothed saw blade for it from Eco-tools. The original blade was too small for the machine and completely blunt.
- Soldered the broken holder of the saw protection lid and bent/adjusted it to sit correctly over the saw blade.
- Took an old vacuum cleaner small brush, cut off the brush hairs, glued it to the back of the saw compartment to act as sawdust suction port for a vacuum cleaner hose
- Cut out and bent to shape a piece of metal grille to act as a protection for the saw blade which was completely unguarded ('finger shredder')
- Mounted it on a piece of wood fitted with mounting holes for the modular bench system we use in the dirtyroom
To do:
- Bought a nice green-blue metallic Hammerite paint for it but have not had opportunity to apply it. Bit of work...
- Design a better system to attach the metal grille protection. Now I use a temporary clamp to hold it in place.
