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22 Mar Spray gun cleaning
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Spray gun cleaning Keeping the spray gun spotlessly clean insures that it sprays properly. Cleaning methods can range from simple hand cleaning to using a gun washer. The method used sho..
22 Mar Compressed Air: The closed loop installation
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More than 98% of factories using compressed air started out with a dead-end network. Over the years their systems have evolved into a giant octopuses. The result of the dead-end network is a sac..
22 Mar Pneumatic Coupling - Explained
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Pneumatic Coupling - Explained What is a pneumatic coupling? A pneumatic coupling is used to connect compressed air tools to a compressed air line. A pneumatic coupler allows a tool to be easily connected or disconnected to a hose or pipe whi..
22 Mar Air compressor maintenance
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Preventative maintenance: When a compressor is first used, use a stopwatch and time how long it takes for the compressor to completely fill the tank from empty to full. Write down this time and make a note of it..
20 Mar Air Tool Safety
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Consider safety when operating pneumatic/air tools. Pneumatic tools, powered by compressed air, can be a useful and portable addition to electrical tools on construction sites, in industrial worksho..
20 Mar Air Tool Lubrication
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The in line lubricator: Because of their design characteristics, all percussion air tools require some form of lubrication to reduce the friction and heat that can lead to premature wear of internal moving parts..
20 Mar Air filters and their importance in your system
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Compressed Air Filters and Their Importance in Your System Compressor Intake Filter This compressed air filter often acts as the first stage of filtration in any pneumatic equipment. As such, ..
20 Mar 5 Tips for optimal air sander performance
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Keep Your Air Sanders Running Smoothly 5 tips to keep your pneumatic sander running in top-performing shape, so you can get the best sanding results possible. Even though sanding with a pneu..
17 Mar Which is better ½-inch or ¼-inch shanks?
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I am new to routing and router bits are a confusing subject! Is a Router Bit with a ½-inch shank better than one with a ¼-inch? When you shop for router bits, you will probably notice that they come in a huge variety of ty..
17 Mar Router Bit Speed Chart
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How Fast Should a Router Be Running? If you've got a router with variable speed, then you've got the power to improve the quality of your cut. In general, the larger the bit, the slower the speed you need. The perfect solution for deali..
17 Mar Imperial » Metric Conversion Chart
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Inch » Metric Conversion Chart Most of the router bits in our catalogue are manufactured to imperial specifications as this is the current standard for South Africa for the past 40 years. Since most woodworkers work with met..
16 Mar Guide to Using Rosette Cutters
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A Guide to Using Rosette Cutters Perfect for furniture, home building and restoration. For a smooth finish in stubborn hardwoods, dampen the surface of the wood with a sponge just prior to the last cut. These are CARBIDE TIPPED cutters ..
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