Andyp wrote:Me thinks you need an apprentice Bob
Me me me!!
Cheers
Mark
It is currently 28 Mar 2024, 18:51
Andyp wrote:Me thinks you need an apprentice Bob
Rod wrote:Looking good - how long will it take to raise (and lower) the platform?
Rod
Wizard9999 wrote:Very impressive Bob .
Surprised you are using casters without brakes, am I missing something?
Terry.
9fingers wrote:Wizard9999 wrote:Very impressive Bob .
Surprised you are using casters without brakes, am I missing something?
Terry.
Where is it going to go? the floor is flat and it weighs getting on for 1/4 tonne.
Even more to the point, I could not get to the brakes to work them. In fact half the casters had brakes and their first appointment was with the bandsaw!!
Bob
Andyp wrote:9fingers wrote:Wizard9999 wrote:Very impressive Bob .
Surprised you are using casters without brakes, am I missing something?
Terry.
Where is it going to go? the floor is flat and it weighs getting on for 1/4 tonne.
Even more to the point, I could not get to the brakes to work them. In fact half the casters had brakes and their first appointment was with the bandsaw!!
Bob
Then why put it on castors?
Wizard9999 wrote:Looking awesome Bob. Fascinating for me as it is so far beyond anything I could ever envisage doing.
Terry.
Andyp wrote:Yep. Great stuff.
As for the castors I think I understand. The force required to move it from under the bench will be far far greater than the force exerted by pushing a board through the planer.
Rod wrote:Great news Bob - would be nice to see a video. Rod
9fingers wrote:IT WORKS!!!! It actually f***ing works!
9fingers wrote:Now to think about a MosFet H bridge* to switch the motor and PWM system ......
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