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September 3rd, 2010 at 02:47pm
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So who here with the larger tanks put 30 amps or so to their parts?
I just started ramping up production and I have a full rack of parts. From top to bottom I get color differences.
I have an idea on what it could be due to. That idea is because I have so many amps my solution isn’t being mixed quick enough.
Has anybody else came across this problem?
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September 3rd, 2010 at 02:47pm
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September 3rd, 2010 at 02:47pm
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Long story short my old oven control setup Bit the dust…LOL
So i bought these parts:
SYL-2342 PID From Auberins
•Model: CN-PBC402-120V Contactor
•Model: WRNK-171 Thermocoupler
Got everything wired per Teds Schematic off his website and the PID comes on and i can set the Temp and hear the Contactor Click on , but no heat to the Elements ?
This is a pic of the old setup i was using for 7-years.. BTW im only running 3-3000watt elements..
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September 3rd, 2010 at 02:47pm
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I searched but didnt see anything. I finally have my polishing stuff set up and have done a few pieces so I am ready to start working on some stuff for other people. Honestly I do it for fun, but if I can make some money, great. Do ya’ll have a price list you wouldn’t mind sharing so I can get an idea of what some other folks are charging. I am not planning to advertise here so, there shouldn’t be any issue with taking business, only going to do stuff here locally for some friends.
Thanks
Brad
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September 3rd, 2010 at 02:47pm
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I am making a knife (assembling) for my father in laws birthday next month. I have in the past, about 10 years ago made one, and used a friends stuff to polish the wood after the final shape sanding.
Ordered the blade "kit" last night *Boot Skinner – w/Bolsters/Pins
Wood
Birdseye Maple – Scales – Natural – (5 x 1.5 x 1/4)
And Mosaic pins
Mosaic Pins : 7/32 inch
The pin material is just a hair bigger than the tang holes in the blade kit so I will have to adjust that but otherwise it should go together rather easily.
I have to figure out my wood polishing now. I think have all I need but going to do some more research to see if the Tripoli, and rouge I have will work on wood.
Update as soon as the stuff arrives. Do you guys think it will work using standard red, and white rouge?
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September 2nd, 2010 at 02:47am
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Hello Folks…
I am a jewelry manufacturing consultant in the Far East. I have come across a factory here in China that has a severe discoloration problem on their 14K vermeil plating items. It is a very dark and vibrant mix of color of purple and deep blue. It is sporatic across the items. I have read about Purple of Cassius on gold plating of circuit boards and am wondering if this could be the problem. I also read that a possible cause is tin chloride and/or stannic acid….possibly contaminating the gold bath from maybe bad Chinese solder on some of the items. Does anyone have any knowledge on this condition of discolor? I will have pictures of the affected items by tomorrow.
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September 2nd, 2010 at 02:47am
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We powdercoat various steel plates and other objects and are looking for a filler that can be used to fill scratches and gouges up to maybe 1/8th deep (most much less) before we apply our coating.
What are some of the options out there?
Thank you all in advance
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September 2nd, 2010 at 02:47am
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I have a number of unique gear-clamps (radiator hose clamps) that have a
"hinged" pot-metal head on the steel strap. (British "TEX Grip-Tite" brand).
The Pot-Metal Heads have a steel "screw gear" in them.
These gear-clamps need replating (original plate was Cad which I’d like to
replicate), but I’ve heard that the Zinc Plating Bath will dissolve or otherwise
damage the pot-metal.
Any suggestions, recommendations on how-to go about plating these pieces?
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September 2nd, 2010 at 02:47am
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First off, I’d like to thank everyone here for the wealth of information that I have picked up on. I am a hobbyist but want professional results. That’s why I am glad I found this site. There are professionals and weekend warriors here and I love seeing everyone’s projects. If I (and I will) screw something up, I will post it too. Better that than someone else waste a couple of hours doing the same thing I did.
Most of my “polishing” projects have been on chrome. Really tough work. Wipe on, wipe off. LOL. I have moved to some aluminum parts and found this site a long time ago after I polished a set of foot pegs.
Now I am restoring a buddies ‘81 Sportster. It’s my first big project. The bike has been rode hard and put up wet a number of times. The side covers and engine are pretty bad. I did use a power ball and some Mother’s just to clean off the oxidation. I knew going in I was wasting my time but I ordered the Aluminum & Copper Alloy Polishing Kit, so I had some time to kill. With any luck I should start tearing the bike apart and start polishing by this weekend.
Here is an after picture I polished the front cover for about 10-15 minutes. I did the emblem by hand. It is chrome so I want to make the cover match it. My Blackberry takes horrible pictures. I was too lazy to grab the good camera.
Sorry about the lengthy post. I’ll update this thread as I go. Be warned though, I move at the speed of a herd of turtles. Too many hobbies and not enough money.
Ken
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September 2nd, 2010 at 02:47am
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