It is the best case part to cut, it is to the upper range for the 45A setting, so it was a slow cut. The smaller piece was cut on Sunday, and the circle was cut tonight during maker Monday. Thank you Tom R for coming down, and helping me out today. Until I get better feedback about what to put in the table it would be better to run plain tap water then a low concentration of the rust inhibitor and what it breaks down into. I was planning to drain and swap the water in the pan anyway. I thought about taping a tube on the underside along the seam and apply compressed air in to look for bubbles on the topside. If anyone has a magical ideas how to track down a tiny hole in a 48' long soldered and riveted seam let me know. Not a ton, just two drops hanging from the bottom of the pan on the seam, and small spot on the ground. When I was on the floor trying to see why the leveling nut on the table let would not turn any further I found there is a tiny leak in the pan.

I forgot my flash drive at home so I was not able to test it. It is not the easiest way to do it, but it did generate a file. If not it will have to wait until next weekend.įor now you will need to use fusion 360 ( on the wiki ). I will try to reinstall it an evening this week.

I found the smallest example file on the drive. I don’t know if they are for drawing in outside air, or exhaust holes. After clearing it out there are vent holes. I cleaned it out, and you can see the screws again. I saw that there was a buildup of stuff at the top of the black section meets the main gray body of the torch. The torch is quite long, and is a very good lever, so it easy to pull it off if you tryĪs I had the torch upside down, and I was staring down the barrel. I have larger magnets, but they seem too large, but it is hard to tell without trying it out on the real thing. It should work for a few days until I can get back to it.

I went with the fall back plan, and added some double stick tape to keep it attached. The adjustment do provide fine adjustment side ti side but are too shallow, so they act as a wedge and pull the magnets away from the metal plate too easy. The many smaller magnets do keep it attached, but it pops off too easy for my tastes. Version two of the mount is working better in some ways, not as good in others.

Sheetcam back up