Thread: What Do You Have In The Mail Right Now?

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Just keep in mind the outlets will accept a grounded plug...yet will not be grounded.
Yes...I live in a '59 model house. Only things grounded are the stuff in the utility room and a few plugs for the old window units of the past.

I understand it's still not grounded just makes plugging things in. I'm going to re wire the place when $ allows.

Andrew I got the 12x18 variable speed I hopes it's good

It will be! Let me know when you get it. I'll hook you up with some extras I got here.

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Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

It will be! Let me know when you get it. I'll hook you up with some extras I got here.

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Will do thanks sir. Pretty excited ordered a Chuck set Chuck for the tail and a center set. I'm ready for some learnin!

Who's Chuck?

Originally Posted by Dieseld

Who's Chuck?

Chuck's on 1st!

what would I do without you to answer my nagging questions

Thanks

I'm going to learn to use a lathe one day when time and life allow

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Chuck's on 1st!

No! No! No! Who's On First!

Originally Posted by Dieseld

what would I do without you to answer my nagging questions

Thanks

It's a grizzly Chuck as well. Chuck for holding the piece in the lathe.

Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

I understand it's still not grounded just makes plugging things in. I'm going to re wire the place when $ allows.

Andrew I got the 12x18 variable speed I hopes it's good

If you use a GFCI plug and can fish a single wire down the wall and ground it to the old-house pipe, you will have all the protection you need.
Surprisingly, I have found old copper wire has shown to be quite enduring.
It's those renovations and 'upgrades' that seem to cause problems.
JMO