What Morse cone does this use and what does it weigh?? best regards, Guillermo
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Thanks, for the info, next time I'll read the notes on the site. It was clearly answered by someone before. I just hadn't looked.Hve a nice week end.. I decided on the Jet 10141.Guillermo
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Uses morse taper #2 and weighs somewhere around the 50lb mark. Maybe a little heavier
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The carton says 60-70 cones. I made about 65 for what I was doing and I still have a enough for filling the machine one more time. So maybe 15 more? But not all cones were created equal so I think the 60-70 is pretty accurate.
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I don't know(no scale). but I tried to M3 TAPPING SCREW(Min. torq). SO GOOD.I satisfied.
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Don't remember exactly. It is too cold to go check the unit. But the adjustable nozzle is not expensive and always a good idea to have one extra.http://www.amazon.ca/Chapin-6-6000-Brass-Cone-Nozzle/dp/B00004RB8R/ref=pd_sim_lg_1?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0FBF7CT08A0ER0WD33XA
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The vapor cone, cap skirt, bottom, collar, and body is 16oz copper (.022" thick). The cap plate which supports the column (column is made with standard copper pipe and sweat fittings) is 36oz copper (.049" thick). Assembly was fun as the precut pieces fell together nicely. However I wish the opening at the top was designed larger to allow for easier access to clean. I would recommend sweating on a ball valve or using a solderless bulk fitting to allow for easy draining. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.Thank you,Joe Thank you,Joe
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I purchased a tamper....but other than the fact that it was the correct [smaller diameter] size! I can offer no additional info than it has some weight. The tamper included with the machine is at best a toy...TOTALLY inadequate for the role of a tamper. DO NOT go for a $6 combo tamper @ one of the chain kitchen stores... Search the web/Amazon for the correct size/weight
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Seriously, can no one accurately measure this thing? Four answers, ALL different measurements? So, will the person who knows how to measure the diameter of a circle please stand up? Thanks,
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Not very heavy, probably to light. Not for use with thick mixtures. Spouse was mixing a thick cake mixture and it just ruined the plastic gears. Used only once before this occurred. You can probably get the exact weigh by going to the Proctor Silex web site.
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It is definitely not cone shaped. It is round from top to bottom. Hope that helps!
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I don't know the cone size but the ad said 30' ?? Mine is set on a wall about 20' away from my airplane. So far it has detected a feral cat and probably some mice.
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I recall purchasing mine separately as it did not cone with a tube. My tube has a .5 cm diameter.
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The vapor cone, cap skirt, bottom, collar, and body is 16oz copper (.022" thick). The cap plate which supports the column (column is made with standard copper pipe and sweat fittings) is 36oz copper (.049" thick). Assembly was fun as the precut pieces fell together nicely. However I wish the opening at the top was designed larger to allow for easier access to clean. I would recommend sweating on a ball valve or using a solderless bulk fitting to allow for easy draining. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. Thank you, Joe Thank you, Joe
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We use #4 cones. Just take a sissor and cut a small triangle cut in the bottom. Not hard to figure it out.
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Wilton used to be the standard by which all else were judged. They seem to have dropped from that position. If you want or need to beat on your vice and its contents then go for the Rigid,, or any other vice that has its tensile strength. If you hold lighter things and want one that has more flexible holding features, then consider lesser expensive weaker models. My Rigid isn't the most adapting yet I'm totally comfortable beating hard on it (its also guaranteed not to break). I thought I might buy a cheaper second vice for holding small pipes and other round things for instance. After more than a year, I still have only the Rigid. I weld, and work on heavy trucks and machinery as well as delicate electronic soldering, so far, all with the one vice.
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Yes, You can use use it without the cone. You can drill a small hole and put a screw in it. That way you CAN remove it. I didn't think it was big enough deal to send it back. For the price and what I use it for it doesn't matter.
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I have a pretty standard size box. The cone on the sub is a pretty normal size, not like the slim subs that are out there on amazon.
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I had the same problem, my spindle with a morse taper was fine but my chuck was siezed The new chuck fit great with one tap of the rubber mallot, and works great and has not come loose. I hope this helps.