Crock Pot Recipes: January 2013

Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Bosch Gbh24vfr

As powerful as corded: up to 100 drilled holes (6 x 40 mm in concrete) with one battery charge, ideal for indoor useWith a weight of only 2.9 kg, it is ideally suitable for overhead workPneumatic hammer mechanism, optimised for drilling holes of 4 – 10 mm in concrete (max. 18 mm)Unique Bosch Premium lithium-ion technology for 400% longer lifetime and unbeatable battery runtimeBosch Electronic Cell Protection (ECP): protects the battery against overload, overheating and total dischargeLow vibration levels of 12 m/s² for low-fatigue working due to Bosch Vibration ControlBrushless Bosch EC motor: compact, lightweight and absolutely maintenance-free
Bosch Hyper Charge: due to the rapid charging process, the batteries are charged to 75% after just half of the charge timeNo memory effect: the battery can be charged regardless of the charging state at any time, without damaging the cellsMeasured values determined according to EN 60745. Total vibration values (vector sum of three directions)Hammer drilling in concrete Vibration emission value ah 10,0 m/s² Uncertainty K 1,5 m/s²

The A-rated noise level of the power tool is typically as follows: Sound pressure level 91 dB(A); Sound power level 102 dB(A). Uncertainty K= 3 dB.

Bosch Gbh24vfr

4 Jaw Independent Chuck

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4 Jaw Independent Chuck

73mm Hole Saw

16pc Hole Saw Kit. Hole Saw This 16piece BI-Metal Hole Saw Kit is perfect for cutting into stainless steel nail-embedded wood hard wood floors plywood and plastics. Manufactured using Bi-Metal High Speed Steel (HSS) means these whole saws have a long Cutting can be a tiring job, be it cutting timber, plastic, or metal. At esidirect, we stock a wide range of highest quality Stanley's saws and hand-cutting tools to make your sawing task easier, faster, and more accurate. Purchase your cutting toolsNSTOCK + FREE & FAST SHIPPING & WARRANTY +GST INVOICE: Dewalt D180002 Standard Electricians Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit The DeWalt D180002 9-Piece Electrician Hole Saw Kit is a 9-Piece bi-metal hole saw kit that is especially designed to cut wood and metal.be it cutting timber, plastic, or metal. At esidirect, we stock a wide range of highest quality Stanley's saws and hand-cutting tools to make your sawing task easier, faster, and more accurate

73mm Hole Saw

Magnetic Screwdriver Bits

Although I bought this Craftsman Industrial grade magnetic bit handle screwdriver from another company (Grainger) this screwdriver handle is my favorite magnetic bit handle screwdriver I own. Made in USA, has a solid chrome finish, is from the industrial grade Craftsman line of products and very simple as well.There aren't any gimmicks here or any special features (other than the 247 chrome finish) so when you hold this tool, you know what to expect. To this product to work effectively and do what ever job your doing.The drive size of this magnetic bit handle screwdriver is precisely 1/4 inches, otherwise known as a quarter inch drive. While I am not sure if the magnetization is from the magnet type rare earth, I've never once had a issue with the bits falling out or having way too much wiggle room. Even if the drive insert bit isn't magnetized at all, the bit still is still exceptionally secure.What I also like about this Craftsman Industrial magnetic bit handle screwdriver is the color of the handle. The color is a very simple black color, with white writing on the sides. The writing states only the brand (Craftsman) and the manufacturer model number which is 9-43373 and where this product is made, which is USA. The overall length of this product is 7-1/4 inches as well.The handle is exceptionally comfortable to use as well. This may be simply hard plastic with ridges, I've used this screwdriver often for extended periods of times and truly have not have had any issues.

Magnetic Screwdriver Bits

Axminster Super Precision Chuck

One of things I love about turning is the way ideas evolve and take you somewhere else, often without a break in the beat. Over the last week I’ve had some time to play with ideas and themes. Some have worked, some have not, but each has highlighted either another avenue to explore or one to ignore. There’s no guarantee that I’ll listen and follow the correct path, of course. I can be as deaf as the next person. One avenue that I think is working – at least for me - is illustrated here. The picture doesn’t show the story in full, but gives an impression. I will say that there is no router involved in the process…not finished as yet, Well for some it’s obviously an opportunity to sell products – tools, finishes, DVDs, push tuition, or get on the ladder to some perceived woodturning heaven of the national & international circuit. The other reason is simply to share what you do and hope it is of interest.

Axminster Super Precision Chuck

Drill Tip Angle

Mr. Joseph Mazoff, inventor, member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers and president of J & A Machinery started his metal crafts career in Pennsylvania as a young apprentice nine years old in a black smith shop in 1926. In 1938 at age 18, competing against more than 300 experienced competitors in their fifties and sixties, Mr. Mazoff took first place in the Pennsylvania state wide tool grinding contest, including twist drill sharpening.

Mr. Mazoff has lectured on Drill Point Geometry in various universities such as Brigham Young and other teaching institutions in nationwide states such as Texas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Mexico and other states.

Mr. Mazoff has also conducted Drill Point Geometry seminars at large machine shops at major industrial plants such as Pratt & Whitney at East Hartford, Connecticut, General Electric at Schenectady, N.Y., The Abex Corporation, The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard & other major installations that have large machine shops

Also, Mr. Mazoff authored an 11 page article titled "Choose the Best Drill Point Geometry" which was printed in the June 1989 issue of "Modern Machine Shop" magazine. (Reprints of article available by contacting "Modern Machine Shop" magazine).Back in the Appalachian Mountains where the author started his career in a blacksmith shop, electricity was unknown. Consequently, when drilling holes manually with 1 1/2" diameter drills, such drilling was painstakingly slow, requiring much time, patience and physical effort. Therefore, through experimentation; it was established that once a conical (conventional) surfaced drill was ground with a flat surface (multi-faceted point); it produced a linear chisel which required 150 percent less thrust than a conventional drill. However, as manual proficiency to grind multi-faceted points declined down through the years, such points declined accordingly because they are extremely difficult to grind by hand. However, due to the recent advent of NC machinery that demands self- centering points, multi-faceting has been revived to meet the demand.

Drill Tip Angle

Drill Chuck Removal

Removing Threaded-on Drill ChucksMost handheld drills and drivers have threaded-on chucks, although, that's not always the case. But you can be certain that all keyless chucks are threaded-on chucks. Again, it's best to check the owner's manual if there's any doubt.Threaded-on chucks are tightly screwed to the drill's spindle and are held in place with a screw deep inside the jaws of the chuck. This screw helps hold the chuck on the spindle during operation, preventing it from spinning off.The first step for removing a threaded-on chuck is removing that screw in the jaws, which might need an Allen key, torx driver, or flat-head screwdriver, depending on the drill model.1. Remove the chuck screwThe most important thing to remember for this step is that chuck screws arereverse-thread and need to be turned clockwise. This reverse threading counteracts the torque of the drill, keeping the chuck tightly connected.Because those chucks are threaded on so tightly, they won't just spin off the spindle once the chuck screw is removed. Chucks are often torqued on so well that a drill may operate normally if a chuck screw falls out (although this is not recommended).

Drill Chuck Removal