TEFC - BBS post summary

Interligar o Facebook com o Twitter. - http://s3g.me/teFc 2:02 PM Nov 20th from API

Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-20 22:02:00) by DoMelhor

Source: Twitter / DoMelhor

Forum: DoMelhor

Thread: Show this thread (1 post)

Size: 624 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Leeson 3phase motor

Started 1 month ago (2009-11-25 13:45:00) by tnmike

I looked at a Leeson TEFC 230/460 V C face continuous duty three phase motor at the junkyard today and almost bought it. The owner was asking 15 dollars for it. I was wanting it for a rotary phase convertor but had second thoughts because of having to make a frame for it. The motor turned like a new one. Does anyone have any experience with this brand and type of motor. Im wondering about ...

Source: Shop Floor Talk - Powered by vBulletin

Forum: Equipment, Suppliers and OEM's

Thread: Show this thread (6 posts)

Size: 714 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

servasre455

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-11-05 12:59:00) by servasre455

comment5, sears kerosene heater parts , 002092, renato sobral vs heath video , 8-((, parts2go printer parts , axf, nasubi video , > :(((, vue video tutorials rapidshare , 3844, motif xs8 video , tefc, adrenaline challenge , upkuki, maplin mini video projector review , =-(((, subaru sherpa parts , 218, ryobi expand it parts , 8363, zen neeon 2 video format , 7507, redhawk ...

Source: M&M Models

Forum: Railway Access

Thread: Show this thread (1 post)

Size: 1,664 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Product Announcements & Manufacturer News

Industrial Grade Spindle motors

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-11-04 14:25:00) by Zappautomation

We have just introduced a new range of industrial spindle motors. The ES range are TEFC (Totally enclosed Fan Cooled) and are avalable from 120W up to 5.5KW and a max speed of 48000 RPM. you can find more details here: http://www.slidesandballscrews.com/s...tors-c-71.h tml

Source: CNCzone.com-The Ultimate Machinist Community

Forum: Product Announcements & Manufacturer News

Thread: Show this thread (1 post)

Size: 397 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

RE: Replacing bandsaw motor

Started 1 day, 9 hours ago (2009-12-29 15:03:00) by Leon[_6_]

"C & E" wrote in message ... OK, I'll answer your question first. "Because the factory rebuilt Ridgid BS1401 was all that I could afford". I picked it up from the Cummins traveling tool show a few years ago and have been tricking it out little by little (kinda like souping up a Vega). I have a 6" riser installed and resawing is painfully slow. So, a three part question;...

Source: DIY & home improvement forum - DIYbanter

Forum: Woodworking

Thread: Show this thread (8 posts)

Size: 1,642 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

RE: Maple Thinline Telecaster - Page 13 - Sawmill Creek

Started 3 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-27 21:33:00) by Mark Crenshaw

Quote: Originally Posted by Joe Leigh I'm no expert here Mark but I know that professional spray boths use explosion proof (NEMA12 ignition protected) exhaust fans and explosion proof electrical fittings. I would not use that dust collector unit to extract flammable fumes from your spraying area. It is NOT rated for use in a flammable ...

Source: Sawmill Creek

Forum: Project Plans Forum

Thread: Show this thread (215 posts)

Size: 1,582 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Re: Pump HP and Amperage

Started 3 days, 22 hours ago (2009-12-27 02:44:00) by bmwpower

Quote: Originally Posted by Torque1st There are a lot of "funny" HP ratings used on consumer products. In the case of the 1/2HP pumps you mentioned in post #1 it is highly likely there is some misprint caused by translations from Chinese and metric units. Check out this pump: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/3XU84?...

Source: The Garage Journal Board

Forum: Lighting & Electrical

Thread: Show this thread (20 posts)

Size: 1,292 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Re: Ridgid 14002 Bandsaw upgrades wanted

Started 4 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-26 08:15:00) by Matt in Oakville

Quote: Originally Posted by Andrew M. A good TEFC 1.5hp motor , that would not be worth it .as it is a 1750 rpm motor, and they are more expensive than the std. 3650 rpm. If you do have problems with the blade stalling when cutting, and as you said you've used a resaw designed blade with the correct blade tension, ...

Source: RIDGID Plumbing Forum, Woodworking Forum, Power To...

Forum: Power Tool Discussion Forum

Thread: Show this thread (8 posts)

Size: 2,250 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Opinions on this lathe plz?

Started 5 days, 6 hours ago (2009-12-25 18:29:00) by Mokes

Is this lathe too small for plug making? I can get it bought and shipped for $166 bucks. 1/4 hp though? Should I wait and save for a slightly larger model? It's on the Grizzly site. Didn't want to post a link. I don't see how you can secure this down to a bench either? Am I missing something? Thanks for any help guys. G9247 VS Mini Wood Lathe Features: Variable speed ...

Source: SurfTalk - Your online fishing community!

Forum: Lure Building

Thread: Show this thread (25 posts)

Size: 1,005 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Glossary

Started 1 week ago (2009-12-23 21:32:00) by Jon Heron

I just noticed this section was empty, I will add what I can... WVO ~ Waste vegetable oil UVO ~ Used vegetable oil VO ~ New vegetable oil UMO ~ Used motor oil RUG ~ Regular unleaded gasoline methoxide ~ Mixture of methanol and caustic, typically either NaOH or KOH is the caustic used for making biodiesel. MeOH ~ Methanol, the alcohol typically used as ...

Source: Biodiesel & SVO Forums - Powered by eve commun...

Forum: Biodiesel Glossary

Thread: Show this thread (3 posts)

Size: 967 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

Dust collecting base cabinet for table sander, plus sanding table

Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-21 21:01:00) by Nonny

A comment about dust control reminded me of a cabinet base I built for a Sears 6 X 48" belt sander with 10" disk. The sander came with a metal-legged stand and a little gizmo that was intended to catch some dust with a shop vac, but was still the dirtiest thing in the shop. I ended that problem by building my own cabinet base, adding a 6" collector pipe to the main DC and building ...

Source: DIY & home improvement forum - DIYbanter

Forum: Woodworking Plans and Photos

Thread: Show this thread (1 post)

Size: 3,192 bytes
Related Threads: Same Site | All Sites
Customize:

TEFC | Topic profile

Posting activity graph on tefc:

tefc was discussed on the following sites:

Latest threads on tefc:

Hot threads on tefc: