I'm always squeamish about 'collateral damage'. When they had to smash off the security bolts from one of my car wheels (because the previous owner didn't give us the key) I didn't enjoy it...
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Damn, how cool is that! I could have used one of them about a million times when I was working.
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- #43
Wow, I have to get me one of those!
It seems to have incredible amount of power to heat up even that cylinder block.
Here's a man-sized version:
"The TOCCOtron AC has a solid-state inverter design which provides significantly
improved efficiency and reliability over the old SCR/Thyristor based induction heaters
previously used in this application. The air-cooled design of the induction power
supply greatly reduced the water cooling requirements on the job site. In addition,
the 35 kW TOCCOtron AC carries both CSA and CE certifications and utilizes a one-world
voltage standard allowing it to be powered from a 380-600 Vac 50/60 Hz input."
"The TOCCOtron AC has a solid-state inverter design which provides significantly
improved efficiency and reliability over the old SCR/Thyristor based induction heaters
previously used in this application. The air-cooled design of the induction power
supply greatly reduced the water cooling requirements on the job site. In addition,
the 35 kW TOCCOtron AC carries both CSA and CE certifications and utilizes a one-world
voltage standard allowing it to be powered from a 380-600 Vac 50/60 Hz input."
Will this help me get the lid off the honey jar??Here's a man-sized version:
"The TOCCOtron AC has a solid-state inverter design which provides significantly
improved efficiency and reliability over the old SCR/Thyristor based induction heaters
previously used in this application. The air-cooled design of the induction power
supply greatly reduced the water cooling requirements on the job site. In addition,
the 35 kW TOCCOtron AC carries both CSA and CE certifications and utilizes a one-world
voltage standard allowing it to be powered from a 380-600 Vac 50/60 Hz input."
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- #46
Better use hot water. This one is not for people with delicate hands!
Looks like it would be handy for Thomas to make his afternoon cup of tea.Better use hot water. This one is not for people with delicate hands!
We just need to send him a tin cup to use with it.
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- #48
Ah yes, did not think of that!
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- #49
Look at this other neat trick for removing a stuck bolt that doesn't require induction tool:
He's listening to def leopard.. I don't trust a word he says ...
I'm pleased for him though .. He's got a couple of good nuts now apparently.. He dose not say what was wrong before
I'm pleased for him though .. He's got a couple of good nuts now apparently.. He dose not say what was wrong before
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- #52
Thomas, you are out of a job!Whatever you say Amir,
Ain't no one waxing my nuts.
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- #53
When I work on the RV or boat I crimp everything as I do for some electronic work. I use Ancor ratcheting crimper but they are a pain to use with heavier wire. With yellow connectors it is all but impossible to use even with two hands. Here comes a power version which is on my to buy list. Greenlee in US has branded it now: https://www.amazon.com/Greenlee-EK50ML13811-Micro-Crimping-13-8mm/dp/B00M94YZGA
At over $500 it is quite steep in pricing but hey, you only live once.
At over $500 it is quite steep in pricing but hey, you only live once.
"Don't get your finger in it" he says.
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- #55
Over a ton of pressure can do serious damage.
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- #58
Am in the market for a hammer drill for major rewiring of the woodshop. Did a bit of searching and found this most excellent comparison of battery operated ones and I thought I share it:
We were talking about screwdrivers on another thread and I thought to add this here.
Super valuable for just about anything is a good gunsmith screwdriver set. With sizes in all widths and thicknesses you can get a perfect grip on just about any size screw without damaging either the screw or surrounding areas.
Super valuable for just about anything is a good gunsmith screwdriver set. With sizes in all widths and thicknesses you can get a perfect grip on just about any size screw without damaging either the screw or surrounding areas.
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