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SVcummins

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Building a frame for my tool box to mount it under the bed
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Got branded earlier the oil pressure line came loose on the welder and I didn?t want to wait for it to cool off got it back on and finished cutting pieces for the frame . Had to make some adjustments to the switch that changes the machine from generate to weld I was thinking it was bad but just need to rework it at bit
 
No wonder I can't find my DeWalt grinder, because you have it!!lol lol
Glad ya decided to rework that micro switch.
 
I?ve talked to service mechanics who work in mining conditions and have also talked with some building trades whose shops mandates they use the paddle switch as a safety feature. I?ve used both and can understand the issue.
 
I prefer the paddle switches. Much safer in my opinion. Nice box. I mounted mine underneath the gooseneck with a basic triangle shaped bracket.
 
I much prefer the paddle switch. You only need to have a grinder catch your clothing once with the switch locked in to never want one again.
 
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