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StripMeister - Electrician Talk
StripMeister Jump to Latest 3.2K views 8 replies 7 participants last post by A Little Short Jun 12, 2016 Speedy Petey Discussion starter
Wire Stripping Machines - Electrician Talk
Any of you guys use a wire stripping machine to scrap your copper? I'm sick of the razor knife method and have been looking at the Copper Mine on amazon, it's a manual pull-through stripper buy has good reviews and is around $75, the drill feeding models start around $200. Anyone purchased a...
DC Motor to Speed controller help - Electrician Talk
Here’s an inexpensive motor with a 60 to 1 planetary gear box. It has a D shaft. But same company has various ways to couple it different shafts. Simple 12 Dc power source, could use a 100 ohm or 50 ohm potentiometer for speed control. At 12 volts DC motors torque is linear from a maximum at the stall to zero torque at the free speed. 70% of free speed is the most efficient in general. At ...
Rotary hammerdrills for pounding grounding rods. - Electrician Talk
My Hitachi got stolen. Looking back, it was heavy and loud (I do all residential work, so that can be an issue). The Hitachi DH38YE2 1-1/2" Spline Shank Rotary Hammer produced 5.9 ft.lbs of pounding, is 16.25" long, and weighs about 14 pounds. This thing was a beast. I went from charging like...
Wire stripping machine - Electrician Talk
The_Modifier 3097 posts · Joined 2009 #10 · Aug 21, 2014 We decided to go for this one as it strips a bit larger wire and for cheaper: Stripmeister
440 volts - Electrician Talk
Have a German machine (oven) rated 440 volts, I'm assuming this is a nominal rating so that either 400-480 could be used, any ideas?
Tool Tutorial for Apprentices - Wire Strippers - Electrician Talk
. I'd expect the following 13 minute video would be time well invested for any apprentice to get familiar with the tools, starting with the most basic; Wire Strippers.
Floating Bus Bars - Electrician Talk
Hi, Trying to understand the purpose of these 'floating' bus bars that come off the main bus bars from the meter to the main disconnect. Someone tried to cover them with tape and cardboard - were they worried about arcing? Perhaps this was meant to feed a main disconnect, but then they decided...
Service Mast Replacement. - Electrician Talk
Unlike most, I started in commercial so I've never done a through roof service mast. How big of a PITA is it? I know there is a flashing to make it rain tight. Do you just tar it up or what? I assume you want to get under the shingles as much as possible. Also, are they secured inside the attic...
new service pics - Electrician Talk
This is a new chocolate shop/ 2nd floor apartment service in downtown Rahway. Guess they ran out of straps or didn't see the need for them anywhere but within 12" of the service head. Funny because the supply house (Rahway Electric) is within walking distance. Not a code violation, but I never...
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