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    Yeah I get that, my only concern is if something...

    Yeah I get that, my only concern is if something is drawing so much current to generate to generate so much heat, it should be addressed. My original thought was to get the heat away from the...
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    You need to replace a 4.7 Ohm 10W resistor. The...

    You need to replace a 4.7 Ohm 10W resistor. The one I recommended is 25W same resistance. It should be more than adequate. You can go higher wattage, but I feel it's overkill and would rather try...
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    Nope the value as I see it is 4R7 = 4.7Ohm, ...

    Nope the value as I see it is 4R7 = 4.7Ohm,

    The one you pasted is 4K7 = 4700Ohm

    Regards
    Alan
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    If you are able to run the motor and measure the...

    If you are able to run the motor and measure the voltage across the resistor. It will give you an indication of the current being drawn by the feed motor and you will also get an indication on the...
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    The one on the pcb looks to be 4R7 @ 10W , the...

    The one on the pcb looks to be 4R7 @ 10W , the replacement wont be a problem. Note sure what the smallest aluminium version is. Physically it will probably be very close to the size of the one you...
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    You can replace the resistor and space the legs...

    You can replace the resistor and space the legs off the board with ceramic beads. This will allow more air flow and hopefully cooler running. Another option is to replace it with a aluminium style...
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    Awesome thanks for that :) Life is good again

    Awesome thanks for that :) Life is good again
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    Strange request, can you post a pic of the pcb...

    Strange request, can you post a pic of the pcb and the comp you re soldered, may be able to help out or at least point you in a direction that may help

    Regards
    Alan
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    Hi Malb That's part of the problem, I only get...

    Hi Malb

    That's part of the problem, I only get an option for one column :(

    Thanks
    Alan
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    My age is catching up but...

    Hi Everyone,

    I know I don't remember as well as I should but, when the forums changed, a while back, they became a long single column list. You had the option of reverting to the two column...
  11. What about a brace across the bottom between all...

    What about a brace across the bottom between all the feet, flexing it back and supporting it ?
  12. If I recall the one I had, turn to the left the...

    If I recall the one I had, turn to the left the pull the knob out. You can then reverse the wheel or change it.
  13. Hi Gaza, Thanks for the reply, i was thinking...

    Hi Gaza,

    Thanks for the reply, i was thinking wrap and weld it so it looks original, just without the pressed name.
  14. What about wrapping it in a thin stainless sheet...

    What about wrapping it in a thin stainless sheet ? Not ideal, but it will work
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    I have the synergic Token Tools unit and like it....

    I have the synergic Token Tools unit and like it. I have to admit though, I tend to use the Lincoln app and run it on my settings.

    Personally I found Pete very approachable about different weld...
  16. Just to add to that, I found that if I screwed...

    Just to add to that, I found that if I screwed the reg on too far it leaked. If it tightened it enough to seal, it worked. Honestly though, as others have suggested, look at a proper bottle, you will...
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    Just don't forget, when you re-assemble it, use...

    Just don't forget, when you re-assemble it, use some Loctite 771 on all the bolts
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    I have one here and yes it can be useful at...

    I have one here and yes it can be useful at times, but for the couple of times a year you may use it...... I think mine has been used twice in the past 12 months.

    Personally i would have got more...
  19. I use this chart ...

    I use this chart

    http://supagas.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Gas-Selection-Chart.pdf

    then

    http://supagas.com.au/safety/information-sheets/

    has the actual gas mix info to get what...
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    If I recall there is a max length you can use,...

    If I recall there is a max length you can use, been looking for a metric version, all I can get at this stage is this one

    http://www.directwireusa.com/Resources/WELDING%20CABLE%20GUIDE%20rev.pdf
    ...
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    I have a 2M return lead with a dinse connector,...

    I have a 2M return lead with a dinse connector, made an extension of another 4M so I can get out the door when needed. Seems to work well for me, If I recall, I'm using 25mm cable
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    I found bob to be cheaper for cables ...

    I found bob to be cheaper for cables

    http://www.bobthewelder.com.au/home.php?cat=581


    good luck
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    Agreed Karl

    Agreed Karl
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    Just keep at it, worst case drill out the bolt...

    Just keep at it, worst case drill out the bolt and heli-coil it. What may also help is to get a can of freezit spray. After the bolt is welded, and cool, give it a good solid spray to try contract it...
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    I have seen people tig a head onto the bolt and...

    I have seen people tig a head onto the bolt and use that to remove the stuck threads. Best of luck
  26. Is the fitting that came off the fan threaded? If...

    Is the fitting that came off the fan threaded? If not, then maybe a simple mild steel hex bolt drilled out to size and tack welded on would do the same?

    Regards
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    That's what I have and love it.

    That's what I have and love it.
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    Thanks RayG Just ordered one and will tap the...

    Thanks RayG

    Just ordered one and will tap the center out :). If it does what I need i am happy

    Alan
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    In effect all I am looking for a barrel with...

    In effect all I am looking for a barrel with threads on the outer and the inner . Something like the image below, but it can have a shoulder if it makes it easier to turn. Hope the picture works. All...
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    Hi Michael, I was thinking Al because I was...

    Hi Michael,

    I was thinking Al because I was told it is easier to work with, I never considered brass. If the sleeve has a shoulder or flange, it could butt up against that and I would use some...
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    Hi Roger, I suspected it may have to be cut on...

    Hi Roger,

    I suspected it may have to be cut on the lathe rather than a die.

    Thanks for the reply

    Alan
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    I am hoping an hour per thread cut, perhaps I'm...

    I am hoping an hour per thread cut, perhaps I'm over hopeful....
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    Hi Kryn OOps that was a bit silly of me, my...

    Hi Kryn

    OOps that was a bit silly of me, my apologies, it's a sleeve with an inner thread female of 3/4" - 16 and an outer of 3/4" NPT I have been told . ID of the thread socket is 0.908". Length...
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    Aluminium Sleeve Needed

    Hi Everyone,.

    Looking for someone that can turn an adapter for me in aluminum. Based in Melbourne and a reasonable price please. Job should take less than two hours all up as it is just a...
  35. Thread: Everlast Welder

    by DocBug
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    Take a look at the Token Tools unit, they have...

    Take a look at the Token Tools unit, they have the 5 yr warranty and local support. Price wise also very competitive

    Regards
    Alan.
  36. Thread: Everlast Welder

    by DocBug
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    If I recall, Everlast in Sydney have evaluation...

    If I recall, Everlast in Sydney have evaluation units. Maybe see if you can get one . From what I have heard tho, they are pretty good.
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    Oops. sorry lack of sleep, missed that, glad you...

    Oops. sorry lack of sleep, missed that, glad you got it sorted :)
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    Is this similar ...

    Is this similar

    http://victortechnologies.asia/IM-Uploads/DocLib_5080_719548%20M350%20rev%202.pdf

    Circuit diagram is included ....
  39. Out of left field, what about drilling and...

    Out of left field, what about drilling and tapping a bolt into it.
  40. Mercury 75HP outboard impeller housing question

    Hi everyone,

    Just a quick bit of input if possible. I pulled the leg off my motor last week and was going to replace the impeller. I noticed that one of the 4 threads that secure the impeller...
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    Look at the others from that supplier, reason I...

    Look at the others from that supplier, reason I like them is it is the same as the CK power lead, material woven covering and gas runs in the middle so it's lighter than the normal torches supplied...
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    Also, I cheated a bit, I got one of these ...

    Also, I cheated a bit,

    I got one of these www.ebay.com.au/itm/201168513286?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 small and light as anything, limited power, but I'm not doing heaps...
  43. Thread: Safe times

    by DocBug
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    Safe times

    Just wanted to wish everyone a safe and festive new years season. May your 2015 be everything you wanted to achieve in 2014 and more.

    Alan
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    To help with the dipping, I have a few pieces of...

    To help with the dipping, I have a few pieces of 1 inch and two inch timber, use them as a slide for your hand and a steady. I was grinding back far too often without it.
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    I did something a bit different with the heavy...

    I did something a bit different with the heavy cable, tied a occy strap to my light chain and it holds up the cable so in effect I am just supporting the torch and about 1.5m of cable

    Now days...
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    Hi Guys, Had the same issue as have tig and...

    Hi Guys,

    Had the same issue as have tig and mig welders. I found after looking at it all, I have two bottles, one mix and one argon, different color hoses for the default machines they would work...
  47. Have burn marks all over your feet from welding...

    Have burn marks all over your feet from welding in sandals and shorts , but it was only a small job......
  48. I went the other option to use a spool gun on the...

    I went the other option to use a spool gun on the welder for the ally, makes it easier than trying to push 4m of soft ally.

    As for the reg, ask if they can throw one in, They are not an expensive...
  49. As far as I know Token offers a 5 yr warranty, is...

    As far as I know Token offers a 5 yr warranty, is that still active ?

    I use the Synergic Token unit and love it, simple for those quick pick up and weld jobs. I often trim it a bit, but it's a...
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    Just fyi, If you have a dremel, you probably...

    Just fyi,

    If you have a dremel, you probably have a 1.6mm collet. If you have a friendly dentist, see if you can buy a few high speed diamond burs off him. It may be sufficient to get in. If you...
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