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Great video! Thank you!!!

Thank you for making this video. This is happening just as you described with my Lincoln SP-250. It welded perfectly as you explained, but then all of a sudden, it would not weld smoothly at all. I thought it was me as well. I have been trying to figure out this issue for a little while now. I tried everything and was just about to order a new liner. Thanks again for taking the time to record this fix!

did your adapter increase the size of rim you can work on? That’s the only thing keeping me from getting one I got 17in rims on my pick up and most my immediate family has 18in.

they make a felt wiper that clips onto the wire before going in, they also make a oil made for that to lube the liner

Clever!

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very nice attachment.

why not something like a skillsaw instead of a short life angle grinder? Is it adjusted up and down independently from the blade height? So, you have to set it each cut? if it is, why not mount it to the bridge that caries the blade?

I"ll have to try it!!

Oh my lord! I was looking for a video to see which mig guns and liners were compatible with the 256 because of the same issue. That’s got to be it. This is our machine at work that gets used by multiple people and rarely taken care of, I’ll try and clean that part out tomorrow morning! Thank you!

I’ve read that the older tire machines were bad about cracking the center of aluminum rims but I don’t know I’ve never done it.

Gosh . You don't see a left hand mill that often . Nice set up

That is very ingenious of you. I have a Coats 1010, I just use a length of chain around the post to the bead breaker. Fast and infinitely adjustable. I also made a duckbill attachment that works nicely. Not a production tool, but for me perfectly fine. ua-cam.com/video/ykuhKZhPy_w/v-deo.html

I believe it's really something else

Thanks! Great vid

Wire restrictions also.

Sometimes your voltage is to high, not enough wire cominout too.

Gary, the log deck is well designed and constructed with high quality. Blessing to you.

Fine job there on that sharpener. Quality

Where can I find a true trace attachment

LOL

My Lincoln 210 mp has issues

Probably grinding dust it Wil magnetize and stick to metal and cause alot of feeder issues...

I just subscribed to your channel, many years ago a neighbor restored a Lane #1 mill, it's the only mill I've ever worked on, you bring back such find memories, so nice of you to do this and share it on here, please keep up the good work !!

Nice machine. What device are you using to turn it off by the magnet?

that's great and, as a woodworker, I think I have a Bridgeport mill at the bottom of my toolbox somewhere. If I don't find it then I think I will just pay $30 for a new set of blades from Amazon.

Black is prob the the black poly guide wear.. 1. Clean everything. 2. Use wiper. 3. Check Tip/ nozzle. 4. Check liner (wire should pull freely through it. 5. Crank up (check) roller tension. My welder wasn't working right because I used different wire & had to crank up roller tension!!

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Do have a drawing so I can have starting point to fabricate one that will fit my application?

Any interest in making another adapter like that and selling it ? I could use one.

You should be running 2 tubular felts before the rollers. The 1st one nearest to the roller should be a dry and the 2nd should be a wet cleaning solvent. Not sure why they don’t send these two very simple but incredibly necessary items with all MIG units.

I want a coffee pot on my sawmill. That would be awesome. Ha. Awesome video. Thank you.

I had the similar problem with my welder could not figure it out change just about everything still would not work.... I did what you advised me this morning now it works great... Thanks for the video

Gary i have the 260 at first i had to put it on manual to make it work , then it was like the wire stick in liner so called Lincoln they send me a new whip right a way but this not help i always had to make sure whip was straight , the welder screen would freeze up so they send me another screen and i ask for 350 whip now it worked really good as it seamed the problem was solved ,,, well the problem come back and i am leaning to to drive motors ,i am beginning to suspect .. as it start to weld good then start to spit if stop and restart good for a couple sec then back again ,, i love this welder but as been a peace of shit from the day i got it , i have other i use , instead ,, Lincoln as been very good for warranty but the down time as really been a problem Art

Nice mill and fast, be nice if husk could go on engine side to for ease of one man operating

With your equalizing sprocket rod configuration why use two rams when a single ram would do ? I looked into the acme rod method of lowering/raising but the larger acme rod is prohibitively expensive. When you considered the linear actuator method, what were your findings on this such that you went with twin rams instead ?

That small grinding stone by the time you get to the other end surely it has worn down by at least 0.001 inch. This is not the case or did you compensate for the wear ? Like your channel, subscribed.

My sputter was from running the wrong roller on the wire feeder. The welder came with 25 wire but had 30-35 roller. Once I realized and switched she’s running a lot better. Would have never known If I didn’t see the other rollers with the tips.

Very nice and definitely one of the better band saw sharpeners I have seen on UA-cam.

I worked for True Trace for over 10 years, and when you pulled out an original Blue Print I almost fell off my chair!

Nice Saab rim

Thank you sir, my hubby will give it a cleaning and try it out.

Thank you I really like your your sharpener.

Really nice job ! I’m planning to make one as well. So many of these machines only sharpen the face and the users are adamant on face grind only. but cooks videos insist that the back of the tooth should be lightly grazed as well. And that the gullet skim is over rated about stress cracks. I’d like to make one like yours where I could do face grind in one pass then a back grind only in the second pass then do gullets next sharpening. Is that possible to touch top back of the teeth only without lowering too deep for gullets ? I’m thinking by lengthening the push rod a bit so it would miss the face ? Thank you

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I found that before you feed your wire into the machine off the spool run it through a foam earplug and it will wipe off the dust before it enters the wire feeder

Parabéns!! Ficou muito bom. Preciso fazer um desse para mim. :-) Saudações do Brasil.

dont see many left hand mills any more the old girl cuts good tho

Wonderful work, so interesting, Thanks for walking us through the whole process.

can you please help me to make cam

It was a very helpful video sir, thankyou