[modeleng] Re: RE Magnetic Chucks.
- From: Donkitson1@xxxxxxx
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 17:04:01 EST
In a message dated 22/02/2006 21:44:30 , cbrumbelow@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Dumb question 1 -- Is it actually Electromagnetic and, if so, did you get
the power source (controller) and try it with that? [Actually several
questions here...]
Dumb question 2 -- If it is not electromagnetic, did you turn the knob which
is supposed to activate and deactivate it?
Observation 1 -- If it is not electromagnetic and you disassemble it without
a proper "keeper" between the poles, the magnets will lose much of their
strength, just like the old two-pole motors for HO/OO trains.
Charles
-------------- Original message --------------
From: Donkitson1@xxxxxxx
> Hi Guy's,
> I have recently obtained a small surface grinder, and along with it came
> a Magnetic Chuck. However it would appear that it has lost it's magnetism,
a
> label on the chuck says this chuck will not lose its magnetism unless it
is
> disassembled, please return to manufacturers for maintenance.
> Question, has any one on the list any experience on this sort of thing and
> if so what should I look out for if I strip it to try and sort it so that
it is
> usable again.?.
> It is very heavy, I would estimate about 50lbs or more.
> Any help appreciated.
> Don in freezing East Lancashire.
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Hi Charles No it is not the electromagnetic type it is similar to the
eclipse type of magnetic chuck. I did push the lever over several times to no
avail. tommorow when I am in the workshop I will check to make absolutely sure
it
is going all the way and not being obstructed by anything.
Don
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