| process drive by disallowed. | | you gotta tell us what it is....
Not if you disallow the drive-by :-D
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
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Circular Saw with Laser Line or Not?
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Look it up dipshit. The amp rating is full load and the true value has to be accurate by law. This is to ensure that those who now can match a circuit to the load. Horsepower ratings are not covered.
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The rated current is the amount of current that the saw is drawing when the temperature rise, as a result of the amount of work that the motor is developing, is 60 degrees C (that is the value for intermitent use such as a saw). Furthermore, this is the average power. The power from a single phase induction motor varies between 0 and twice average at the line frequency. Jim
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it's disallowed unless you explain it a bit better. sorry if I was unclear...
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| On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 00:24:43 -0500, "Morris Dovey" | wrote: | || snipped-for-privacy@all.costs (in snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com) || said: || ||| process drive by disallowed. ||| ||| you gotta tell us what it is.... || || Not if you disallow the drive-by :-D | | it's disallowed unless you explain it a bit better. sorry if I was | unclear...
It's a gift. I guess I'll have to forgo the drive-by until the end of the year - but if I remember I'll post pictures then.
I have a fondness for making things so that you can only tell where the joints are by finding discontinuities in the grain - and the only way I seem able to make things come out that way is by working to what seem (even to me!) like unreasonable tolerances.
But even in my normal (work) day-to-day woodworking, cut tolerances of
+/- 0.001 aren't uncommon. It's been at least 15 years since I used a circular saw without a carefully positioned and clamped guide. I do have a couple of lasers in my shop; but all of them produce "fat" lines and I'd guess that if the line were only 0.001" wide, I'd have trouble seeing it...-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
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I bough a cheaper Skil Saw with a laser. I don't use one a lot so it seemed a reasonable purchase for myself. I like the laser. I find it very easy to make sure I am cutting strait as long as the laser shines on the line I am cutting on. I'm sure someone with more skill would not need one, but for as for myself, I am very pleased with it. Just something to consider for your gift.
-Eric
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I bough a cheaper Skil Saw with a laser. I don't use one a lot so it seemed a reasonable purchase for myself. I like the laser. I find it very easy to make sure I am cutting strait as long as the laser shines on the line I am cutting on. I'm sure someone with more skill would not need one, but for as for myself, I am very pleased with it. Just something to consider for your gift.
-Eric