[Drakelist] Cutting Phenolics with Table Saws

Hi Evan and all Drake fans: Sir, you are welcome.  Upwind and outside seems like a good choice.  Good luck with your work.   73, Chuck - AA5WG ___ Drakelist mailing list Drakelist@zerobeat.net http://mailman.zerobeat.net/mailman/listinfo/drakelis

[Drakelist] all done Re: R4B question about R91

Well it's all buttoned up and working, thanks for all the help ! Like I said, I knew the previous owner had done surgery on it, just not aware that included the can which he also replaced. So just made for a confusing time. To add insult to injury, when I got that last 100uF section wired up, I

Re: [Drakelist] R4B question about R91

Thanks Richard, Garey, Much of my confusion has been caused because the previous owner had done surgery to it, so instead of a can with C90 B,C,D 100uF (plus C90A 29uF), the can that was installed only had two 100uF sections, then they'd tucked another 100uF can under the chassis. As well, the tr

Re: [Drakelist] table saw for cutting phenolic and fiberglass boards

Lee, What type blade do you use?  I typically have high tooth count carbide blades on my table saw for cutting wood.  Have used them for cutting aluminum stock, but it kind of dulls the blade :-) TNX es 73 Ron WD8SBB --- On Sat, 7/24/10, LEE BAHR wrote: From: LEE BAHR Subject: Re: [Drakelis

[Drakelist] Cutting Phenolic and Epoxy Laminates

Hi to all:    I recommend using a diamond coated blade for your table saw to cut phenolic or expoxy laminate boards.  I cut this stuff allot and the diamond coated saw blade is what works best for me.  Remember too, phenolic and epoxy laminates require special dust collection systems designed f

Re: [Drakelist] R4B question about R91

On my schematic it shows R91 150 2W between C90C and C90B ? At any rate, I'm referring to the resistor that I found on the bottom of the can, between the two 100uF tabs. Chuck, K1OM On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 11:14 PM, Garey Barrell wrote: > Chuck - > > I'm not sure what you are referring to, b