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Re: Corona lockdown challenge
So.....you didn't get a pic of the important part of the new house.......
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;) Bill -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jerry Durand Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2020 6:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [4x6bandsaw] Corona lockdown challenge I got a short break here to work on getting rid of stuff here, but now our house contractors are back to work with a special work permit. This leads to things like the late night DING DING DING on my phone, they need an updated drawing for something NOW. Problem being half a world away from the construction site. On the plus side, it's coming along nicely. On the other hand, just got the electrician's bill. Their base price is for one outlet per room. I blew past that even in the pantry! :) But, this is a top-rated electrical contractor so it will be done right. The main part of our project at the link below. The machine shop is a 1 story section off the right edge of the picture. On 4/23/20 5:18 PM, Terry Coombs wrote: I don't really need another stand for the bandsaw , but I do need a -- Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc. +1 408-356-3886 www.DurandInterstellar.com & www.Durandinterstellar.ru |
Re: Corona lockdown challenge
I got a short break here to work on getting rid of stuff here, but now
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our house contractors are back to work with a special work permit. This leads to things like the late night DING DING DING on my phone, they need an updated drawing for something NOW. Problem being half a world away from the construction site. On the plus side, it's coming along nicely. On the other hand, just got the electrician's bill. Their base price is for one outlet per room. I blew past that even in the pantry! :) But, this is a top-rated electrical contractor so it will be done right. The main part of our project at the link below. The machine shop is a 1 story section off the right edge of the picture. On 4/23/20 5:18 PM, Terry Coombs wrote:
I don't really need another stand for the bandsaw , but I do need a --
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Re: Corona lockdown challenge
On 4/23/2020 6:01 PM, John Vreede
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Hey allI don't really need another stand for the bandsaw , but I do need a log dragging device to pull behind my yard tractor ... problem is that my work load didn't change because of the virus . The still under construction house still needs work , bees need tending , garden takes up some time too . Then there are all those trees out there that have been marked for firewood for next winter . A country boy can survive , but it's a lot of work ! |
Re: Corona lockdown challenge
Exactly what I was talkin� about John! And, exactly what I’m doing.
Right now, I’m building a little box blade for my garden tractor. One of those things I have been planning to do for a while, but never got to it.
It’s mostly tacked together, so I tossed the other goodies on, like the axle & linear actuator, tires & wheels, etc, to take some pics & show how it’s going to look more or less, when it’s done. I haven’t cut & drilled the cutting edge yet.
I tweaked my original design, to use steel I had laying around. The linear actuator, I bought a couple years ago, for this project. The tires & wheels are off of an old hand truck I put flat-proof’s on. I had some new inner tubes, and installed those, since they leaked all the time. I needed a piece of 5/8� round for the axle, but since I didn’t have any, I cut & threaded a piece of 1� hot roll, and I’m using capscrews for spindles. The ball hitch coupling is leftover from a previous project. I ordered some 2� couplings, and one I received was a 1-7/8�. They sent me the correct one, but they didn’t want the 1-7/8� back�.no doubt the freight cost more than it was worth to them. It’s been laying on my shelf for 8 or 10 years.
Anyway�..there ya go. I still need to fab the hitch for the tractor. I have all that laying around too.
Fun stuff. I hope the pic’s come through.
Bill
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Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2020 4:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [4x6bandsaw] Corona lockdown challenge Hey all |
Corona lockdown challenge
Hey all
Nice to see new members and Bill's welcome comment about cutting up a 'big pile of metal' stirred something in my head. Everyone likes to makestuff, and if you're going to cut up 'big metal', you need a couple stands either side of the saw. Most of us are stuck at home with the coronavirus just now, which gives us the time, if not necessarily the access to materials, to do something. The challenge then is to make a couple of stands from what ever you have in your scrap pile. Here's the design criteria: 1. They've got to support a 10' (3m) length of 2" steel pipe 2. 3 point contact on ground, so they're stable 3. Can be set to the exact height of the saw vice-table 4. Fold up, so can you can store them easily 5. Have something to stop the stuff you're going to cut from rolling off the top The only rule is you got to make with only the bandsaw, a welder and hand tools (incl electric handtools) +whatever materials, hardware, glue etc you have to hand. Are you up for it? As a start point I'll attach a photo and the design of my stands which were made to those criteria and rules except I was able to buy the materials at the time. They took me a couple of hours to make and are pretty simple. I know this will favour those with bigger scrap piles, but that needn't stop you from treating it like an exercise in survival skills, having to make-do. Hopefully someone will do an even simpler design, and one for swivel-based saws too. In the end we'll have fun and there will be new designs of neat stuff to build. Who could ask for more? A bottle of Corona to celebrate? - jv |
Re: Motor capacitor
RF Wrote, �Is it possible motor inner core or wiring problem? sometimes wiring will be the problem cause�
It is possible, but it is far less likely.
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Welcome! Considering the situation�.I hope you have a welder, and a lathe, and a mill�.and a big pile of metal to cut up with your saw, and build something!
😊 Bill
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Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor
That you are actually able to get any thing done right now, things being what they are, is fairly amazing.
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Sent: Monday, April 20, 2020 3:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor Duh, right. Sorry about that, busy with other things and got my mental wires crossed. Been dealing with 380 WYE for our new house along with the roof, concrete, etc. and getting tired. On 4/20/20 3:38 PM, Jim.Klessig@... wrote:
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Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor
Duh, right. Sorry about that, busy with other things and got my mental wires crossed. Been dealing with 380 WYE for our new house along with the roof, concrete, etc. and getting tired.On 4/20/20 3:38 PM,
Jim.Klessig@... wrote:
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Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor
That comes from a 480System, 277 is the Phase to neutral voltage of a nominal 480V Ph-Ph 3 phase system. The N-“hot leg� voltage of a hot leg delta is 207.8 V
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Sent: Monday, April 20, 2020 3:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor That's where 277V lighting comes from in commercial buildings, if you ever wondered why a ballast often says it's good up to 277V. On 4/20/20 3:19 PM, Jim.Klessig@... wrote:
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Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor
That's where 277V lighting comes from in commercial buildings, if you ever wondered why a ballast often says it's good up to 277V.On 4/20/20 3:19 PM,
Jim.Klessig@... wrote:
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Re: [ExternalEmail] Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor
�In this country, it is usually either relatively difficult or just impossible to get 3-phase power into an existing house.� Truth, but shouldn’t be.
“The guy didn’t say another word, just hung up on me.� He didn’t laugh first??
But seriously, it IS expensive, especially the way a utility choses to calculate their costs. Unless the three phase is present at your pole (or UG service) the cost to pull another wire (reconfiguring each pole for this) from possibly two or three different circuits, Plus the cost of a new 3 phase transformer, really is expensive in engineering hours, installation manhours and equipment costs.
� They are using the two run windings to generate an artificial Neutral.� That really REALLY isn’t the case. It is more of a safety and terminology thing. That “common point� that gets created, will be sort of “near� neutral’s potential, but is not and cannot be considered “a Neutral�. {Neutral has a specific meaning, of an intentionally and permanently grounded circuit conductor.}
And if it IS a 3 phase Y service, that point will not be all that close to neutral either. It will be roughly 104V from either “Hot�, but 60V from actual neutral and ground (and at 90 deg. in phase shift from the 208)
If you are on a “hot leg delta� system, if you are connected to the Split phase leg, it is the same as a residential split phase, if however you are on either of the other two legs, then the “common point� will be near 120V from the neutral (at 60 degree phase shift from the closer hot pole). Hot-leg Delta systems are not that uncommon is small commercial/industrial spaces in some parts of the US.
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Re: Motor capacitor
I was mostly referring to the common US residential standard only, which is 120/240 single phase. In this country, it is usually either relatively difficult or just impossible to get 3-phase power into an existing house. Years ago, I called HL&P (known colloquially as Houston Looting & Pillage) and asked what it would take to get a 3-phase wye connection added to my house. The guy didn’t say another word, just hung up on me. Anyway, the connections shown below are the only way that would work with a 3-phase Delta connection which should have a Ground but has no Neutral. They are using the two run windings to generate an artificial Neutral. But for single-phase 120/240 or 3-phase 120/208 Wye , the way that I described is the safer way to hook the motor up. And is the only way to deliver a full 120 VAC RMS to the start circuit. But it isn’t actually required for it to work with only the one motor on the circuit.. Robert Downs From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim.Klessig@...
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2020 13:15 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [4x6bandsaw] Motor capacitor Robert Wrote � I’ll mention that if the motor is a dual-voltage one (120/240 VAC), there is usually still only one start winding and if the motor is wired up to run off of 240 VAC, the start winding is still running off of 120 VAC (it will be wired line to neutral). So the start capacitor range will be the same as shown on the chart for 120 VAC, not 240 VAC� This isn’t really the case. When operating a Dual rated 120/240 (or 120/208 (in case of a wye source, rather than a typical split phase) there is NO neutral run to the motor, just the two “hots� and a ground. Attached (Hopefully) are relevant NEMA MG-1 standard terminal markings and wiring for a number of different configurations. Single voltage, dual voltage, Single and dual caps, and Reversible. Mind you cheap import motors may, or may not, follow nema standards. R James (Jim) Klessig P.E. | Senior Power Systems Engineer | CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed and may contain confidential and privileged information protected by law. If you received this e-mail in error, any review, use, dissemination, distribution, or copying of the e-mail is strictly prohibited. Please notify the sender immediately by return e-mail and delete all copies from your system. |
Re: Motor capacitor
“I always feel it should be said that motors with auto reset thermal protectors (common on furnace blower motors, etc) should NOT be used on power tools unless the protector is jumpered or replaced with a manual type (typically with a red button).�
That I fully agree with.
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Re: Motor capacitor
Reversible dual voltage motors with thermal protectors get
complicated, at least to me. But capacitor motors tend not to be
terrifically fussy about the value of the capacitor. Most
fractional hp motors will start with a cap of a couple of hundred mFD,
though the starting torque will be influenced. The voltage
the cap sees will vary with the design of the motor and isn't necessarily
related to the supply voltage.
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I always feel it should be said that motors with auto reset thermal protectors (common on furnace blower motors, etc) should NOT be used on power tools unless the protector is jumpered or replaced with a manual type (typically with a red button). am At 06:15 PM 4/20/2020 +0000, you wrote: Robert Wrote |
Re: Motor capacitor
Robert Wrote
� I’ll mention that if the motor is a dual-voltage one (120/240 VAC), there is usually still only one start winding and if the motor is wired up to run off of 240 VAC, the start winding is still running
off of 120 VAC (it will be wired line to neutral). So the start capacitor range will be the same as shown on the chart for 120 VAC, not 240 VAC.�
This isn’t really the case. When operating a Dual rated 120/240 (or 120/208 (in case of a wye source, rather than a typical split phase) there is NO neutral run to the motor, just the two “hots� and a ground. Attached (Hopefully) are relevant NEMA MG-1
standard terminal markings and wiring for a number of different configurations. Single voltage, dual voltage, Single and dual caps, and Reversible. Mind you cheap import motors may, or may not, follow nema standards.
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