Will this handle removing thin set with a 4.5 diamond cup (13,000 RPM)? A Porter-Cable burned up the 1st 5minutes. I was using an inexpensive dust sh
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In short, I don't know. I have never used this tool for this purpose. I have cut a lot of block with this, and a Horrid Fright grinder (which I have been unable to kill) and not had problems. Given what happened to your PC, I would have my compressor fairly close and blow the thing out every 10-15 minutes, or so. (This will also give the tool a bit of time to cool down.) Good luck with your project.
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A hammer drill set on hammer with a flat chisel works better with less dust. Follow that up with a heavy duty hand floor scraper.
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A 1/4 or 3/8 drill or screw driver should be no problem. An industrial strength 1/2 drill or 3/4 HP drill press would probably be too much. With a vacuum cleaner it would depend on the size and horsepower. This is a 1000 watt generator--about 8 amps of power. any motor that draws more than 8 amps starting current would be too much load.
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Sorry, don't know. Used it on a 4 1/2 Makita. It's the width of the grinder's housing right above the disk where the collar clamps on that matters. BTW, it makes a lot of dust ! Outside no problem, I was using it inside and it clogged the vacuum filter up very fast. Overall I was happy with it though, got the job done.
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If threads are this size it should work. Be sure to use a small piece of tubing on a shop vac and suck shavings out of cylinder bore area, then use a lot of air pressure on a small blower nozzle to finish any shavings you might miss. Worked fine on my 98 suzuiki swift. I found a small amount of grease to lubricate the cutting process worked for me, it is impossible to catch all shavings with a big goob of grease, vacuum and blow instead.
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The dust collection is great for the belt sander and pretty good for the disc. I run a DC1100 dust collector with only one machine connected at a time. It works really well for pulling nearly all the dust away.
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I have been using the porter Cable Fr350b with 2 1/4" & 3 1/2" nails mated to the Porter Cable Pancake compressor for a couple of months. This combination works great. I am using 80 psi with the 2 1/4" nails, & 95 psi with the 3 1/2" nails. Buy it! you will love it. Jim McIntosh
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the dust collector does remove. with the proper coupling, it should work just fine
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It does not sound typical for a tool to spark. We recommend that you speak with Porter Cable Technical Support at 888-848-5175.
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I don't think the top answer is right. I have the 7480X table saw and this bag fits the top dust port perfectly. I had some luck rigging a 1 1/2 PVC pipe to the bottom dust port to my shop vac. You still need a box underneath the saw to catch dust that falls straight down.
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I used it with a drill press and a mill .it has to be held vertical all the time or it will dig into the work piece .it should run slow less than 200 rpm.also the work piece should not move .if you are cutting thin stuff or plastic you may use a drill. do a test run firstTarik
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i have a 3 1/4 porter cable I think all porter cable will fit.yours will be good for most applications.
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The bore is 22mm, which is just shy of 7/8 inch. I think this will work fine for you, as my Porter Cable is also quoted at 7/8 inch arbor and it fits. I would suspect all of these tools are engineered in metric units.
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The wire wheel has a 3/4" face. I own a Dewalt unit so I can't answer if it will fit the Porter-Cable with any certainty but have a suspicion it will work fine.
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I agree with Peter. I don't really know the table size for the Porter Cable, but according to the manual you need the mounting holes to be 16 1/2 inches apart. I've mounted this to my Grizzly G1023RLW and if I remember correctly the mounting holes are about 11 inches apart and it mounted well.
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I just used mine to clear a 2" vacuum line with no issues. Worked just fine with my Milwaukee cordless drill. It is the first one I have found that will go around the tight elbows in central vacuum pipe. Can't speak as to how it will hold up since this is the first time I have used it.
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The castings for all common cast iron 14" bandsaws are from the same molds. Each manufacturer drills and machines to their own specifications. That means that unless JET manufactures this saw for Central Machinery, this kit can probably be MADE to work, but will probably require some adapting. To adapt to my Porter Cable, I had to redrill the alignment pin holes on the riser casting, sand down the blade guide post, and modify a couple of other sheet metal parts that did not have holes in exactly the right place. I made it work, but it was not trivial.