Steve, Great deal! I’m like you I don’t feel anyone shows this. Sounds like a great legacy project!! A video showing front to back rebuilt using modern old ways…
If you are really into the details. This is a 9 part video I made 4 yeaes ago about rebuilding a 1940s Auto-light generator. th-cam.com/play/PLaI37ff_Xx69QcsQIh-Mt1HpMpMhiSOsR.html
I worked on the RxR substation electrician we had rotating generators we called them M.G. sets motor generator , use to under cut with a sharpned hack saw blade....this stuff was all fron the 30s all gone now...solid state junk..
Mine is missing some teeth, could you count the teeth on yours and maybe measure it OD & ID of hole and thickness- im assuming theres multiple thickness of them
Mine may be different than yours. I have blades that are .250" and .312" OD, all are .125" ID. I have .015", .020", .025", .030" and .035" thick blades, 16 teeth.
I have a trucut B15, which has i believe the same undercutting motor you have in the video mine is a lathe bed style. Im wondering if the blades would be the same? I think the blade thats on there has a few more teeth than yours just hard to tell exactly because a few are broke off so im guessing 19. Im also wondering if its a few less teeth than i have if itll make any difference as long as the ID for screw is same.
I have a lathe mount undercutter also, but prefer to use this one. Teeth count probably wont make a difference. Im sure there are variations by different mnufacturers.
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Steve, Great deal! I’m like you I don’t feel anyone shows this.
Sounds like a great legacy project!! A video showing front to back rebuilt using modern old ways…
If you are really into the details. This is a 9 part video I made 4 yeaes ago about rebuilding a 1940s Auto-light generator. th-cam.com/play/PLaI37ff_Xx69QcsQIh-Mt1HpMpMhiSOsR.html
@@steveblancard5566 outstanding!!
Used to do by hand make sense that there is machine what do you seal with
I mean that I reseal the windings. I use spray on red electrical sealer, AKA Glyptal.
Where did you buy the circular saw blade?
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I worked on the RxR substation electrician we had rotating generators we called them M.G. sets motor generator , use to under cut with a sharpned hack saw blade....this stuff was all fron the 30s all gone now...solid state junk..
Where did you find the circular saw blade? I need to find where to purchase one
Google "mica undercutter blade". I dont recall where mine came from. I bought them many years ago.
Mine is missing some teeth, could you count the teeth on yours and maybe measure it OD & ID of hole and thickness- im assuming theres multiple thickness of them
Mine may be different than yours. I have blades that are .250" and .312" OD, all are .125" ID. I have .015", .020", .025", .030" and .035" thick blades, 16 teeth.
I have a trucut B15, which has i believe the same undercutting motor you have in the video mine is a lathe bed style. Im wondering if the blades would be the same? I think the blade thats on there has a few more teeth than yours just hard to tell exactly because a few are broke off so im guessing 19. Im also wondering if its a few less teeth than i have if itll make any difference as long as the ID for screw is same.
I have a lathe mount undercutter also, but prefer to use this one. Teeth count probably wont make a difference. Im sure there are variations by different mnufacturers.