So more information....Check the two red magnet leads with a multimeter. The Ohm rating you are looking for is between 97-119. If you have that, then your magnet is ok. Check the part number on the panel. It should be 23-35-0312.
Mike
If you can remove the panel and look for any visible shorts, that would be a place to start. You can also test the magnet itself by taking an OHM reading from the two leads. I don't remember the range that indicates a good magnet, and it differs from tool to tool. If you get me the serial number...
I would be happy to make them for you. We make HSS corrugated knives. You would need a small corrugated head to run them in. I am not sure of the cost each, but I would guess at around $110 - $150 per set of two. I would need a sample of the moulding, or a dxf profile of both cutters in order to...
We make step drills, Carbide or HSS. Right now we are 2-3 weeks out. Add a week if you would like these coated. We are in California, on the Central Coast. CNC ground on Saacke 5 Axis Grinders.
Mike
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We are a Sawstop Dealer, and I have sold at least 100 of them over the past 14 years. From the 7-1/2 hp Industrial Cabinet Saw to the portable jobsite saw. They are a well designed, trouble free saw. I have also sold Powermatic, Delta, General and several others over the years. In my opinion the...
I think you would get much better responses if you took some better pictures. In all honesty the pictures you have posted are useless to anyone that is serious. It looks like a very nice piece and may be worth the money your asking. But without proper photos it will be a tough sell. Lay...
What you want is a Relton Rebar Eater. A regular bit will simply bounce off, and ruin that bit. It doesn't matter what hammer drill you are using, SDS Max, SDS Plus, or Spline. All will fail unless you use the correct bit. The process is simple. Drill your 1" hole until you encounter the rebar...
Back when I had one, I checked into this. If I remember correctly the Georgia Grinding Wheel Company will make most any grinding wheel. If they will not, I would get onto OWWM website. Google it, they have changed their name. Someone there surely has tackled this problem.
The other suggestion...
It appears that you only have 4-5 degrees of axial clearance on the vertical portion of the knives. On a 90 degree angle you will need 10 degrees. On a Weinig knife grinder, this is achieved by tipping the grinding wheel 10 degrees sideways after your finish pass. If set up correctly you should...
If I understand your question, are you are looking to purchase a CNC tool grinder for this production? Or, are you looking for someone to make these for you?
We make custom and standard carbide tooling. I would be happy to quote in those qtys if you like. Or, do you want some names of CNC tool...
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