V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
so did you get this sorted?
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Monkeybusiness
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Not yet - it’s on the ‘when I’m passing’ list for the guy who wired the shed up. I’ve sent him a close-up of the capacitor details and told him I’m not in a rush (which is true, as I haven’t yet needed to use a lathe in the last 44 years!).
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Monkeybusiness
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Looks perfect - no shortage of places to plug big nasty choppy choppy bendy bendy melty melty machines in!!well this is my attempt at wiring took me an my brother 3 days to complete
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but only cost £1k all in with 30 led strip lights(have got a few left over
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Quattromike
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Looks good, did you fit 5pin or 4pin 32amp 3ph sockets?well this is my attempt at wiring took me an my brother 3 days to complete
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but only cost £1k all in with 30 led strip lights
also I don’t see any 110v sockets, are you planning plugging in a tranny where you need it just?
Lancs Lad
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You have hardwired 110V ?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Not unusual if you run a lot of 110v tools
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
All 5 pin 32 amp
apart from one by the door that is 4 pin ready for a electric roller shutter when I find one
yea hard wired a 110 tranny in too by the pedestrian door so I can run the pug outside
Quattromike
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Yep all through the place, mostly 16 amp and a few 32amp for the occasion that the 9" grinder gets an outing
Quattromike
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I don't know if I've said this on here before but my shed at home has 3 foot of slope in the floor front to back has it used to be a silage pit, I've alway said it doesn't bother me for what I have in it but a week or so back it produced an issueAll 5 pin 32 amp
yea hard wired a 110 tranny in too by the pedestrian door so I can run the pug outside
I spotted it on my way out to work one morning and I thought WTF is going on there, something trying to escape
The eagle eyed among you will see the hand brake had been thrown and it must have sat for 2 weeks before it took off. My good roller door now has a nasty bash in it
Lancs Lad
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Bummer...I don't know if I've said this on here before but my shed at home has 3 foot of slope in the floor front to back has it used to be a silage pit, I've alway said it doesn't bother me for what I have in it but a week or so back it produced an issue
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I spotted it on my way out to work one morning and I thought WTF is going on there, something trying to escape
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The eagle eyed among you will see the hand brake had been thrown and it must have sat for 2 weeks before it took off. My good roller door now has a nasty bash in it
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