Hello, been away from the forums for a while and just starting to get back into things.
Last year I bought a Wolf Air 2HP 24L compressor from Screwfix. It's not that good but I did only pay £80 for it in an offer. Anyway I have a small problem with it. It's crap with a nailer, the cut in...
I have a question about linking air compressors together.
I have a Wolf 24L 2HP compressor, (big mistake now, but when I originally bought it for a nailer I wasn't after anything big.) Its maximum pressure is 8 Bar. My dad also has a compressor, fairly old now, maybe 12 years? No idea on how...
The 30A minimum is the welding current, not the power draw of the machine :)
That welder would happily run off 13A
Do contact weldequip for a price.
Danny
Where did you get 3.3v from? i make it out to be 6.39v at 30a @ 10m @ 230v Still well within the 4% limits, just interested in how you reached 3.3v (you may be right)
Danny
:laughing: I knew you would have to respond with something like that. :rolleyes:
Anyway, I wont take this thread anymore off topic.
Anyway, to the original poster, Good luck getting your SIP back up and running! ;)
I find that most manufacturers quote the air displacement into the pump rather then the free air displacement and also they quote them at different pressures, 6cfm at 50psi is a major difference to 6cfm at 90psi. Go with the biggest you can afford and have the space for but personally I wouldn't...
I did the same with a tap that I snapped off in a really expensive part :mad: . Was really pleased. :D Makes sense to just get ordinary steel taps for that reason.
If it's not worth a bean, put it on the front of your house with a sign on it saying "For sale £100 ONO" it'll soon be nicked. Save you the hassle of dealing with it. :rolleyes:
Just been searching the net for 75mm cut off discs for my air cut off tool and came across Right Lines who seem to specialise in grinder consumables. Has anybody ever used them? and if so are there discs any good? There on Ebay too and have good feedback but I'm doubting the quality. For...
I'm a Dewalt user, I did use Bosch blue but there batteries for there cordless tools are crap. (Only lasted about a year) My dad was/is the same, Bosh blue and found that batteries were going duff right left and centre, so we both moved onto Dewalt gear. And I can honestly say, I'm really happy...
http://www.essentialsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_32A_Cables_106.html
http://www.essentialsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_32A_Plugs___Sockets_91.html
http://www.essentialsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_32A_Inlets___Mounted_Sockets_142.html
If you can afford to get...