Bench Buffer - Pre-1950 (Antique) - Antique Fan Collectors …
WEBMar 31, 2010 · AFCA Forums > Antique Fan Collectors Association > Pre-1950 (Antique) > Bench Buffer Moderated by: Steve Cunningham , Stan Adams , Rod Rogers Page: 1 2
Chuck Adaptor - Pre-1950 (Antique) - Antique Fan Collectors …
WEBMar 28, 2010 · Harbor Freight has an okay buffer for under $40, its not the most powerful buffer around, but it gets the job done. I heard about a guy who invested several thousand dollars on high end polishing equipment ...
Wizard Deluxe Motor Rewind Help - Post-1950 (Vintage) - Antique …
WEBAug 25, 2018 · A few years ago my uncle found this fan on the side of the road and gave it to me. It was very rusty before I repainted it and after a couple of minutes of running the motor would overheat and stink up the house.
View single post by Craig Cammarata - afcaforum.com
WEBJust wondering what people are using to strip the paint from their fan parts if they are planning to repaint/refinish? I have the smaller Harbor Freight abrasive blasting cabinet. It works pretty well, the gun isnt the greatest. I would like to upgrade the gun, does anyone have any recommendations? Also it uses a lot of air as most of them do.
View single post by Lane Shirey - afcaforum.com
WEBThe overall cheaper alternative is to buy a cheap paint gun ( Harbor Freight) if you have a compressor. While you're at the paint supply store buy a charcoal based respirator ($20) Your lungs and brain will thank you. Automotive paints are NOT good to inhale. In fact I use mine when spraying rustoleum also.
View single post by Adam Rohn - afcaforum.com
WEBThanks Steve :) I'll probably go to harbor freight tommorrow and get some C clamps, I have 2 adjustable clamps but those get in the way so I think C-clamps are the way to go. And thank you for the compliment, I know I have a habit of …
View single post by John McComas - afcaforum.com
WEBYou can buy a heat gun and thermometer for $20 each at Harbor Freight. (China) I've annealed brass blade wings and cast brass spider hubs to put back into symmetry for a few years at Dunaway's old fan workshop.
View single post by Chris A. Campbell - afcaforum.com
WEBIf you want to experiment with reading ohms then look at Harbor Freight. They have a basic red ine for like $5 but ince a minth are coupons fir a free one. Not sure about the PA meet but sure lots of knowledge there. I went to ine in NW AR and left with so much insight. Id check it out. Attached Image (viewed 409 times):
View single post by David Allen - afcaforum.com
WEBA stand was needed, so a Harbor Freight furniture dolly was butchered up for this task. Then the motor went in..... And the blade went on.... For a test run, I connected jumper wires to the motor, since it needs to have the lead wires replaced. The motor is rated 9.4 amps. And it uses 9.38 amps! I made a short YouTube video of the fan, as well.
pressing 6-wing blade rivets on the cheap - Pre-1950 (Antique ...
WEBDec 12, 2011 · Not wanting to spend the $700 for a specialized riveter with clearance, my solution was the willingness to hack-up a $24 1/2 ton arbor press from Harbor Freight. I used a cut-off saw to remove the back side supports and then an angle grinder to fine tune the throat using the fan blade and a black marker to determine exact requirements at ...