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On Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 4:23:32 PM UTC-6, Clifford Heath
wrote:
On 7/11/22 07:41, DecadentLinux...@decadence.org wrote:
whit3rd <whi...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:a197d762-e579-4613-949d- d957b6...@googlegroups.com:
On Saturday, November 5, 2022 at 6:12:08 AM UTC-7, Don wrote:
Lamont Cranston wrote:
Awesome! Who\'s Lamont Cranston?
Who knows? The Shadow knows.
Somebody with the first name of Lamont and the last name of
Cranston?
He signed off his messages with \"Mikek\" and we\'ve all seen that
before.
Ya, I\'m posting from my google groups account because I still
haven\'t solved my F\'ing
Thunderbird problem. As I have said since I had a friend that
spent most of his time installing dozens of different modified
versions of Windows, \"I want to use a computer not fix a
computer.\"
Mikek
When I was a youngster, my best friends dad used the line \"Who
knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!\"
And it stuck in my mind even though I don\'t think I have ever
heard the show. But I do listen to a lot of old radio using an
app on my phone. I like Gunsmoke, Dragnet, Johnny Dollar, Six
shooter, Let George do it, Philo Vance,
Richard Diamond Private detective and many more. I listen to much
more old radio programs than watch TV. Anyone remember Eve Arden
from \"Our Mrs. Brooks\" and many movies? She\'s a female actor from
long ago that stays with me.
Mikek
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the run out and it is way to much,
I put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no wonder I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality?
Am 12.11.22 um 14:30 schrieb Lamont Cranston:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the run out and it is way to much,
I put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no wonder I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality?
I use Proxxon. I usually drill 0.3mm ground vias with it.
30 AWG wire fits just so. No problem to hit the eyelet.
But I don\'t use it for grinding or anything that presents
off-axix loads.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/137684711@N07/50834545333/in/album-72157720109860238/
Gerhard
You must have dropped it from a ladder or something. Mine worksOn Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the run out and it is way to much,
I put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no wonder I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality?
Mikek
Lamont Cranston wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the run out and it is way to much,
I put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no wonder I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality?
Mikek
You must have dropped it from a ladder or something. Mine works
brilliantly--no detectable runout.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
Phil Hobbs wrote:
Lamont Cranston wrote:
LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the
run out and it is way to much,
I put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the
base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no wonder
I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and
allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run
out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality?
You must have dropped it from a ladder or something. Mine works
brilliantly--no detectable runout.
I use several Dremels, on my bench at work and home and one in our
shared lab. All work fine.
The continuously variable speed version lets you set the speed to
whatever makes the cleanest cuts.
Buy real Dremels and accessories. There\'s lots of junk around.
On Sat, 12 Nov 2022 11:21:57 -0500, Phil Hobbs
pcdhSpamMeSenseless@electrooptical.net> wrote:
Lamont Cranston wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good
work? That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked
the run out and it is way to much, I put the collet back on,
still to much run out. The runout is at the base of the shaft,
the bearing has no play. By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from
the collet it\'s worse, no wonder I have trouble hitting a
dimple. The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was
deformed and allowed some wobble so I wrapped a couple layers of
tape around it, that didn\'t help. I think I\'m ready to buy a new
Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run out first thing to decide if
it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
Any other brands that you think are better quality? Mikek
You must have dropped it from a ladder or something. Mine works
brilliantly--no detectable runout.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
I use several Dremels, on my bench at work and home and one in our
shared lab. All work fine.
The continuously variable speed version lets you set the speed to
whatever makes the cleanest cuts.
Buy real Dremels and accessories. There\'s lots of junk around.
Lamont Cranston wrote:
On Friday, November 4, 2022 at 4:59:23 PM UTC-5, LM wrote:
Do your Dremels vibrate? Mines vibrate too much for a good work?
That\'s different vibration than my hands might do.
 I received a chuck for my Dremal after installing it, I checked the
run out and it is way to much,
IÂ put the collet back on, still to much run out. The runout is at the
base of the shaft, the bearing has no play.
By the time you get out an 1-1/4\' from the collet it\'s worse, no
wonder I have trouble hitting a dimple.
The rubber vibration dampener on the rear bearing was deformed and
allowed some wobble so I wrapped
a couple layers of tape around it, that didn\'t help.
I think I\'m ready to buy a new Dremel tool, but I\'ll be testing run
out first thing to decide if it\'s the one I\'m going to keep.
 Any other brands that you think are better quality?
                           Mikek
You must have dropped it from a ladder or something. Mine works
brilliantly--no detectable runout.