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With the online UPS, you're actually running on the UPS 100% of the time. The "mains" only power the battery charger(s) to maintain the batteries. I have an online UPS. It stands approx 5' tall and

In article <1352244922.96348.YahooMailNeo@...>, John Kiely <john_kiely@...> wrote: The way a UPS works isn't down to manufacturer, there are two basic type of UPS 1) The

Hi Roy I've only tried the kitchen oven a few times and didn't notice it lingering but that might be down to the powder I used and a separate oven is a far better idea. People regularly dump ovens

Harbor Freight came through for me, but it did take about 3 months. In the end I got everything I needed to complete my 7x10 floor model purchase for free, no questions asked. From:

<Snip> Sorry, I need to wake up fully, that was how to drill holes in an adaptor plate to mount it onto the chuck but you already have those. A similar principle of drill and rotate can be used in

In article <k7ckgm+firm@...>, paul.consolini <consolinipj@...> wrote: Mount your chuck on your drill press, minus the adaptor plate (I assume you have one) and use a drill to

Sounds like a good plan. The registration recess is the important bit; that's what sets the chuck concentric to the spindle. That said, if the chuck is an independent 4-jaw, the work will need to be

That is correct. Hope it works out for you.. you'll get a million+ responses saying it didnt work for them.. (but it did for me.. and a few others) I ordered mine long ago.. and the shiping took

That is also how "I" understand it as well.. HF 8x12 = LM 8x14 (same machine.. different color, different tooling package)

Looks like I'll probably go with the adapter plate. I took the chuck apart and what looked to be a blank back on the chuck was actually an adapter plate fitted to the recess in the back of the chuck.

Wow those are very reasonable prices. Is this Harbor Freight tech support then?

I haven't personally tried it, but, I've heard that the oven will pick up an odor from being used for powder coating. That's why a dedicated oven is recommended. They're usually available pretty

The Lathemaster 8x14 is the same as the HF 8x12. According to the Lathemaster site, they carry parts (see "About Us"). You can also download a pdf Manual and parts list.

It's not that hard to find a UPS that also provides surge & noise protection; my last few did all that. With the smaller units, it's cheaper to buy a replacement than to replace the battery(ies) when

I am pretty sure the HF8x12 is the same machine as Lathmaster's 8x12. Only difference I can remember is the paint color. The rest of the specs were the same when I bought the HF a few years back.

Thanks for your very kind offer, but I have been warned NOT and I mean NOT to bring any more **** in to the house! One man's **** is another man's livelihood! ? John Kiely

Since you have an APC UPS, it may very well have the guts of the APC Voltage Stabilizer I recommended built in. As I said, you can get UPS units with more feature, but an average one from your local

You might know more than me Jerry, but I was under the impression that the APC UPS's didn't work the way you have just described. If they do then there is an awful lot of electronics in there that

Actually, most UPS units do ZERO to clean up the power (but you can buy some with filtering options). All the standard ones are is an inverter, battery, and relay. On out-of-spec power they simply

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