I want a four way splitter for a different brand. Can I cut and weld this to fit a mighty murc splitter?
506739
You probably could. However, i would suggest doing what i did. I found a few different 4 way wedges online and called the manufactures 1-800 numbers to confirm the size if the hole in the center that slips over your existing wedge. I found that on my troy-bilt splitter that the swisher 18840 was so close, that all i had to do was some minor grinding on the inside edges and it fell right into place. Regardless of which brand, check amazon for the product that works for you. The swisher 18840 was $50 less on amazon then anywhere else. Plus i got free shipping. Cant beat that! Good luck!!
144559
no i wouldn't cut it...i would contact the company and they should be able to help you find the right one.
500066
you can split it as many times as you want as long as the amperage isn't too high. I'd use LED lights and keep the distance from the splitter as short as possible.
998625
As user K. Rocke said, the splitter is designed to be either up (fully extended) or below the table. The action on the particular splitter I got is fairly stiff, so I can imagine only extending it halfway up, but that seems like it could cause a dangerous situation where it moves halfway through the cut, or I'm tempted to reach for it over the blade. I think the most straightforward answer to your question is "No.".
411977
Yes you can, I used the universal brand in various sizes. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000X7QAEK/ref=mp_s_a_1_9?qid=1385066960&sr;=8-9π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70Do note though that it will only do up to a certain thickness.
1259341
I believe so just make sure there the same type and buy the English spliter
1371435
Yes. If you are talking about two different strips you'll need to make sure you have a transformer that provides enough power. If you are planning to cut one strip then you will just need to solder a pair of wires to to the cut section and run them to the transformer
1001180
It fits over the original wedge on a swisher splitter. I would check with the manufacturer before buying. Might also check if you have enough power to use a 4 way. Mine is a 34 ton Swisher.
880167
Sorry never used it as a splitter before. Basically needed it to power a external harddrive on my older computer. The USB adapters on it didn't have enough power on a single adapter so I needed to plug it simultaneously into two ports to get the power it required.
72243
The switch in question will cut the power but whether you can mount it on this planer I do not know.
2284126
There is nothing stopping you from trying that but my guess is that it will not work. I did that (used a splitter backwards) some years ago and, after discovering that it was worse than just twisting wires together, gave up on the idea until I found the Channel Plus Splitter/Combiner. Unlike a "Y" in a hose or pipe, electronics is not necessarily bidirectional unless designed to be that way; hence most are called simply "splitters" and few are called "combiners" or "splitter/combiner."
34088
yes, but I would suggest looking at monoprice.com's splitters. Few more bucks, but more reliable.
1302516
No I don't think so. The two female outlets are too close together to use this splitter. I think it is junk and a waste of money.
2113652
Yes. You can join the rails together. In fact I used the Festool joiner and it works fine. The cuts that I have made are very good. I have had no splintering.
1014467
I am sure that you can (unless your breaker won't take it). You could even cut the ends and wire them together if you want uniformity in spacing.
1744198
I don't think it will fit, especially if you have a splitting axe. I bought mine for a Hudson Bay from Council Tools. It was a little big for the Hudson Bay but I think it will be too small for your splitter to fit.
2186002
There are some meds this splitter won't work with ... like most cheap plastic splitters, it's not high enough quality to work for everything. I can't use it to split Cytomel 25mcg, it either produces two different-sized halves, and/or crumbles one of the halves.