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Just thinking that was the 'why' that bolt backed out so quickly on you :shrug:

I can't say about speeds but acorrding to the manual Reverse has the highest torque.

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I believe it was 'Larry the Cable Guy' who was doing a bit about going to buy something at Radio Shack and they wanted his name, address and telephone number and he asked the clerk "Why? Do you want...

I accept Full Responsibility! :chapeau

Now as to the Warranty :deal: I like John Pinette's thinking----

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_KRtj351kE

I found this at a machinist forum/I know very little about steel. Does this sound about right? :shrug:

Standard rail steel for section weights 121 pounds and over is as follows:

carbon...

That 789 CP Air Drill puts out 2200 RPM and more torque than many/or most cordless electric Drill/Drivers.

Milwaukee can only wish---


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXKpGDs-SOk

I had the 734 but had loaned it to my father and it was stolen and he ordered the 745 as a replacement.

Here's my sole surviving CP air tools still going strong:

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Nope gave it to a friends son who's on disability to see if he could fix it and if he could to keep or sell it.

I haven't done any auto body in several years but it was a nice sander/Chicago...

Correction/I didn't see the question about a Brand Name--

TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE: Jitterbug was a general term for the type of air sander just like a 'Crescent Wrench' could be made by many...

Good on you Tom for having and using a Jitterbug! :bow: :tu

Just last year I dropped and ruined my jitterbug sander that I bought back in about '75.

You don't hear much about them these days...

I've used a piece of polished high carbon non heat treated and an old time cast iron iron that I have polished up and both work well.

With that said I like the 'ting' that you hear with the heat...

If that's some track that William Sherman missed that would be a real historical piece to be using.

If you use a cutting torch remember that you'll ruin the heat treating for a ways from where...

I decided to give my 1/8" Carbide Ball Mill Bit a go on the top of the rail. It worked very well. I put a divot at both ends/one deeper than the other.

I cut the tips off of some Q-tips mounted...

Hey! You could have purchased your own Birthday Present!!!!!!!!!!!!

Besides whats a friend to do besides 'Help' you with your purchases------------

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Jerry, it looks good to me! :bow:

Now what about those ear plugs to keep your lovely bride from hearing the Ring Ring Ring every time you tap on a pin? :shrug:

Well Freddie, there's not much to show other than how the rest of the rail piece landed here but here's a couple of pics as per your request:

This view is of what's similar of both ends;

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I 'Think' that I'm done with the top of my piece of Railroad Track :thinking:

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I may clean up the ends more then cover the polished top with some electrical tape and have the rest of it...

There's still pieces availible at VERY REASONABLE PRICES as they include FREE SHIPPING.

Like this one:
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Mine looked very similar to yours Jerry. As I said funds are low so I stopped working as I'd worn out all of my El Cheapo Belts; but I just got a bit of a perk so I'll be picking up some more HF...

I think that you'll find that you'll be sanding less than you think.

Start with the 80 grit and get the 'rust' as you refer to it out then switch to the 120. Don't forget about the underside of...

Buy some of the Harbor Freight belts (both the 80 and 120 grit) and go to town. You might be surprised at how shallow the rust is.

Mine's on the back burner since the weather turned nice and I'm...

I took a 4" drill press vice and made brass jaws for it. Then I use some thin cardboard like from cereal boxes ok, ok, it was from a beer case. Anyway I put a piece on both sides of center and then...

Buy that lovely bride of yours a few sets of ear plugs as the RR track will RING!

Now just how in the HELL do you happen to know that? :thinking:

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I don't know about yours, but mine came in a USPS Priority Padded Envelope with about 5 otherUSPS padded envelopes wrapped around the anvil to make a 'rectangular ball'. My guess was so that there...