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| Almost completed rebuild of "old" bench grinder |
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| Mr. Scram:
--- Quote from: fixit7 on July 14, 2019, 03:29:04 am ---No, I do not. I have found a group of professionals who have already helped me with many of my needs. I just came by to see what's going on. Same old angry, unforgiving people. I will pray for this forum, and I sincerely mean that. --- End quote --- We thank you for nothing, and we sincerely mean that. ;D |
| gnif:
Locking this topic, the OP is clearly not open to seeing reason or good advice, there is no need to keep this thread going. @fixit7 I am sorry that you feel that the conversation here has been hostile, however please understand that those responding here including myself are not angered at you for what you are attempting to do. This community is full of people that mean you well and are trying to help you see that the decisions you are making on how you alter this device are not only incorrect, but unsafe in a way that can lead to serious injury or even death of you or anyone else that comes along to use your equipment. From a purely safety point of view, you have removed a safety mechanism from your grinder as it no longer has a simple bump stop, and as grinders are prone to causing some of the most horrific accidents in workshops removal of such a safety device IMO is a very bad idea. From an electrical point of view, your switch selection leaves much to be desired as mentioned here by quite a few people with far more professional experience then I have. These comments are not an attack on you, if you still feel they are perhaps you need to take a step back and realise that both machine tools and mains voltage electronics are both lethal and could kill you, and unless you're an expert in both fields (which clearly at this point in time you are not) this community (myself included) advise you to wait until you understand more before making a decision that could ruin your life. |
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