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| awemawson:
I probably read that post on my iPad and the big picture fell off the edge of the screen :lol: :lol: :lol: |
| mexican jon:
--- Quote from: RobWilson on February 12, 2017, 06:07:40 AM ---Hi Andrew, You do have me puzzled :scratch: , really, you thought I was actually going to move the phase converter to each machine! where did I give that impression? Rob --- End quote --- :lol: :lol: When you installed wheels on it |
| RobWilson:
:lol: OK Andrew, This thing has to go somewhere if it just sits on the floor that's 700mm x 700mm of floor space used up, put a frame around it and add a top, I get 700mm x 700mm of usable storage space back, while I am on its no hardship to just add four casters, this makes moving the thing allot easier and the rubber wheels will damp any vibration. I thought it was obvious :coffee: Rob |
| Biggles:
Nice piece of work Rob, in my case I have just ordered some angle for a gallows frame on the wall. Unlike your setup I am still with Andrew’s idea of a ring main. That converter is a heavy beast I can confirm. If you have it on the ground then it will need moving at some stage to find the odd screw you dropped as they will always go behind something you can’t move. :headbang: |
| RobWilson:
And there we go, It fits, I wonder how that happened, It fits in what would otherwise have been dead space, as I could hardly have the lathe hard up to the door, as is I have 1500mm through the spindle from the front of the chuck jaws. I also have access to the dead space at the rear of the lathe, somewhere to store my engine hoist, we don't all have two barns to have kit ideally placed, I just have to pi$$ with the cock I have. And look, somewhere to pile crap on. Rob |
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