What power does it use?
281277
Dude, this is a X and Y axis machining vise. There is NO powered machine that comes with this vise.
281278
This product is just the compound table. It moves by hand crank no voltage involved.
281279
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. It doesn't have any power as it is hand cranked. Each revolution in both directions is 1.0 mm. in .05 mm increments. It is very accurate. But it is small and not really made for bigger machining jobs. By the way 0.05 mm is almost .002 of an inch (.0019685 to be precise) and 1 mm is .03937 of an inch. I have had no problems holding +-.002 with it and I seldom ever do need to be that close, but I do it anyway as it is easy to do with the Proxxon.
281280
hand power .You mount the table on your machine and then turn the handles to move the table to the place you want it to be.Remember this is a small table so you only get a couple inchs movement .
281281
It's only an x y axis compound table and doesn't have the drill or motor head
1230799
It uses wall current and can use batteries. Wall current should be your primary source as batteries don't last very long in this device.
239123
It uses standard 120v power. Wattage varies depending upon how high the setting is set to.
2155314
We plug it into a standard 110 amp house hold outlet. I don't think anything special is required to power it.
1516219
It doesn't draw power. It has an internal battery which is charged with a USB cable and supposedly lasts 6 hours between charges. Haven't had mine long and haven't used it enough to know if it really lasts a full 6 hours.
1579690
Not really sure about the power. Mine ran constantly. I did not use the drain hose bc it was too short but there is one included. Next season I was going to rig something fir constant draining.
235304
No, it gets it's power from 110 volt AC house current. It supplies 12 volt DC current.
439409
Bucky, I don't really know, but if you check the A/C unit to see how many watts it uses, you should have the answer. If it does power it, I'd bet there won't be much juice left for anything else.
1558564
Not sure on that question. But it has a lot of power. Never shuts down on me. Im running 2 jl 13.5 in subs and im killing them. Its worth it
789092
I'm not really sure. I use it to power a cell phone booster, that I keep in the celling at work. No dropped calls, no missed calls or messages, multiple phones access the booster, all day every day.
309031
I'm not sure what it uses by just being plugged in. It's max capacity is supposed to be 2400 watts. I have a computer plugged into it that is always running as well as a few other things in my recording studio that always use a little power. I don't think it uses much on it's own. I have 4 of them in different locations and I haven't seen any increase in my electrical bill using them.
915574
I don't believe the amount of power needed makes any difference. It just acts as a connector between the power cord and the outlet, if that makes sense. So it connects them and cuts the circuit on and off at the designated times. I've been using mine constantly for several months now and it still turns on and off at the exact times I set it for.
4312
It's not very powerful. It's more for emergency battery charging when nothing but solar is available. I wouldn't use it as a primary source.
2072057
Bill, I cannot answer this. How much power does it draw? How long does it need to power it before you would consider it viable? Sorry.
2014079
Same question twice...It uses both battery and corded power...it's small, though. I sent mine back.
1858960
How on earth do you think it would get its power? Dumb question. Of course it does!
596328
It only draws what is needed. If it drew it maximum power all the time regardless of the load, it would be a pretty bad power supply.