Could these machine chip like HDF or mdf or Plywood?
1196710
No! Such machines are designed to chip tree branches due to the blade design etc. To attempt to chip industrial products would most likely destroy the chipper blades and void any warrenty. In addition industrial produced wood products are made with various industrial glues that alone would damage blades as well as be a hazard ecologically if used as a mulch. Stay with natrual products such as yard trash & tree branches & limbs and leave industrial manufactured products to commercial plants with huge crussher/shredders for recyling purposes.
1196711
Sure does, it chip hard wood like oak too but the blade worn out fast. Chip Plywood, mdf...no problems
696318
I do not have that brand but there are sites on the web like crucial that you can put in the type of machine and it will tell you exactly what memory works with it. Matxh the result exactly and you should be fine
2132935
Yes you can, as long as they are compatible with the operating system on the machine. If it is a Windows system you can check the compatibility at the Windows web site.
229611
Without knowing what you want to use them in, it's not possible to answer your question. Let us know if the memory specification of the computer/motherboard lists the voltage and timing requirements for the memory, and if it will accept ECC, only non-ECC, or allows for a mix of ECC and non-ECC (error checking and correction).
1911565
Yes. Just be sure to use the proper bit and go slowly, clearing your swarf (chips and dust) often. Check the cheat sheet riveted to the top cover for suggested speeds for your bit size.
1299454
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. Most of Sizzix dies are compatible with other machines and vice versa. Just have to make sure your cutting plates are tight, but not too tight.
295343
I used this with 1mm drill bits into MDF. I do not see any reason why the chuck would not accept a .5mm bit. I used it to put fiber optics through MDF for a star ceiling. As you can see from my previous review, the tool failed after 10-20 minutes of use. It ran very smoothly and nice at first but the failure was not what I expected given the price. I ended up having to run to W*L - M*RT and picked up a black and Decker tool for $29 to finish the job. The Black and Decker finished the job (more than 1100 holes) without incident.
1502709
It is possible, but I would look at the mount holes of the backplate and the video card in question.
189347
Yes. You'll need something that can export to dxf format or one of the others that the software tool that comes with the machine supports. There are also some open source options that accept a wide variety of alternatives.
2066303
IF the MDF is "tight-grained", I would think so. I have not used it with anything but solid wood.
2070791
Yes, you can. I did that with my W-530. The way that I did it was to buy all new memory so it was matched, so I put in 4 8GB sticks and took out the memory that came with the machine. This way I had all matched memory.
2178535
Sorry, But no. You will need something like a highpoint PCIe card that may support that.
1105583
Significantly, one of mine took a chip out of a plywood workbench with little to no damage.The plastic ones I've used on the other hand seem to shatter whenever they touch anything other than air.
1141052
MDF with thin wood veneer. I know because I drilled holes and cardboard came out.
1366878
Hi, Yes you can, as long as the rest of your components are compatible with 3x9 speeds. Good luck!
271110
Yes you can. It has 6 slots for microky chips. Check their pop volumes or opm chips.
1123609
If you list the make/model of the machine, or the motherboard make/model if its a home built, your question could be answered easily. Otherwise, the memory you asked about does match the speed/spec you listed, so barring any "special" needs it should work. CAD stations *can* have special needs....ECC mem, limited timings support, etc. You could also go to www.crutial.com or www.kingston.com and see if your machine model number is listed in their memory compatibility database...