Yep,Identical.I have been told by the CJ Guy to keep it out of sunlight and store in the fridge,he says it will last a very long time.
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wow, that looks interesting. so much to learn here.
I hit mine with the infra red today after 4 hrs run time.oil reservoir is 140,motor 125.
Interesting. Mine is almost exactly the opposite. Motor around 148, pump section 120, oil reservoir 105 (all approximate from memory). What kind of a pump do you have? Mine is a Robinaire.
I was wondering why I had not heard from you ! :D
Very well done, the systems looks nice. I hope to see in person some of the stabilized wood brushes one of these days.
Good advice!
Always read ALL the directions and comments. Tips and tutorials on manufacturers sites are valuable also.
Some resins react to UV light and will become a thick slurry or a solid.
You are correct to suggest keeping the resin cool or cold, it will last a lot longer that way.
Some resins also react to water and will thicken or not polymerize / harden if the water content is too high.
UNLESS the resin is made for green wood or states that moisture does not matter, Dry the material to be stabilized as much as possible before stabilizing
Just some 'heads up' from about thirty years work with resins. Modern resins are job tailored. There are also many more resins available than back in the day when there were about three suppliers that made all the resins and we used the very few available for everything.
~Richard
Thx Richard,great info.