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If I were you, I'd call Jet. As I recall, they have good customer service as well as a good warranty. -
By John Kresich · Posted
My conveyor belt is working intermittently and mostly not working at all. Sometimes it will start up and then stop after 5 seconds. I read the manual and adjusted the conveyor belt tensioners and that’s not it. Also tightened the sleeve (2 Allen wrench adjustments) between the conveyor motor and the conveyor drive and that’s not it either. In fact, when I loosen the sleeve altogether, and turn the conveyor belt motor on, I can see the motor stop even with zero tension on the conveyor sleeve. Can someone help me with a solution. I miss my drum sander. -
The frustrating thing with metric and imperial in Canada is needing to deal with both systems. I actually don't really find one all that much better, although I tend to use Imperial in the shop because that's what the scales on everything are. I'm an engineer in my day job and constantly have to switch back and forth, since we'll try to work in metric and then have conversations where people give you guidelines in Imperial. -
I do believe that the maker of a piece is always going to find some flaws in his or her own work. I'm honest with myself about these flaws.... But I'm not doing everybody else's work for them. -
It's like you went back in time. First time I called I looked down to see if I'd used a rotary dial phone.
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