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Kenjo wrote:Calor wrote:Kenjo wrote:Calor wrote:Where can I get a cheap/ small generator(to power a drill/ saw)
Yup POS pricesmart has two available right now .
Got it at the mausica branch..lots in stock
This one doesn’t have 220V like the other one right ?what’s the heaviest draw equipment that this one can use ?
Ting does wok do I does real jam minespugboy wrote:them pulsar loud
Led lights and fans..... interesting.....gastly369 wrote:Ting does wok do I does real jam minespugboy wrote:them pulsar loud
2 tings that usually go bad is the spark plug(first thing I changed) and the capacitor just under the cover(never had to change mines yet) but friend had to in his... Put in some good hours of use with it
Led lights and fans etc handle all with ease
Again just cal your total Watts requirements and buy a gen that's suitable.
Gladiator wrote:Got this from Bhagwansingh's last week... only tested on some scrap to make sure it working since the buggers only giving 14 days warranty. So far it has a powerful motor and the blade is very stable. The table and fence is sturdy and well built. The stand is also pretty neat.
This is a tool that I wanted since I was 15 yrs old ...LOL... Christmas come early. BTW it cost $2k
gastly369 wrote:Ting does wok do I does real jam minespugboy wrote:them pulsar loud
2 tings that usually go bad is the spark plug(first thing I changed) and the capacitor just under the cover(never had to change mines yet) but friend had to in his... Put in some good hours of use with it
Led lights and fans etc handle all with ease
Again just cal your total Watts requirements and buy a gen that's suitable.
Gladiator wrote:Got this from Bhagwansingh's last week... only tested on some scrap to make sure it working since the buggers only giving 14 days warranty. So far it has a powerful motor and the blade is very stable. The table and fence is sturdy and well built. The stand is also pretty neat.
This is a tool that I wanted since I was 15 yrs old ...LOL... Christmas come early. BTW it cost $2k
Rovin wrote:^^^ idrees marketing in freeport , i bought some there like that a few mths ago ....
X_Factor wrote:Anyone used those sub 700w electric paint sprayers and can give their thoughts
I saw ingco 450w for 350
Amazon has a few that would be around 500tt and 700w
You'll need to have the spray tip a few inches from the surface to be painted. A ladder or scaffolding is required.Kenjo wrote:X_Factor wrote:Anyone used those sub 700w electric paint sprayers and can give their thoughts
I saw ingco 450w for 350
Amazon has a few that would be around 500tt and 700w
Looking for reviews on these too . Speed is the main advantage ? But having to do higher areas would it be mandatory to use scaffolding versus a roller brush and extendable pole
MG Man wrote:I have a cheap (Harbor Freight) electric spray gun for a couple years now and only now decide to try it out
The instructions are calling for a few drops of 'air gun oil' in two spots before use
Does anyone have an idea of what exactly 'air gun oil' is, and where I can find it?
YeaRovin wrote:funny how they saying air gun oil when its an electric tool , i guessing it will lube d same way
like said above its not hard to find & u dont need a big bottle since that recommended 1 or 2 drops occasionally wont empty ur bottle in a hurry
u might want to go around asking for "air tool oil" since local ppl might be puzzled with d air gun oil terminology ...
The one that Kelvin ghany sells is pretty good imo. Worx I think is the name, I've used it a good few times for welding RHS and angle iron and it does pretty ok could get so.me decent welds from it. Only thing I find is to use 14 guage rods the machine performs better and you have better current control...De Dragon wrote:Anyone can recommend a good DIY, small project 110V welder? Stick.
hindian wrote:The one that Kelvin ghany sells is pretty good imo. Worx I think is the name, I've used it a good few times for welding RHS and angle iron and it does pretty ok could get so.me decent welds from it. Only thing I find is to use 14 guage rods the machine performs better and you have better current control...De Dragon wrote:Anyone can recommend a good DIY, small project 110V welder? Stick.
De Dragon wrote:Anyone can recommend a good DIY, small project 110V welder? Stick.
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