Instalacja i konfiguracja Gude Hitachi Tr 12 jest procesem, który może być wykonany przez wykwalifikowanych techników. Przed instalacją, trzeba upewnić się, że wszystkie części są dostępne i że system jest odpowiednio zainstalowany. W celu zapewnienia prawidłowej pracy systemu, konieczne jest wykonanie wszystkich kroków konfiguracji, takich jak wybór właściwego ustawienia, wybór odpowiednich opcji, wprowadzenie odpowiednich ustawień i skonfigurowanie systemu zgodnie z instrukcjami producenta. Po zakończeniu instalacji i konfiguracji, trzeba sprawdzić poprawność ustawień i wydajność systemu.
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Graham, I have a M12V and had 2 TR12's from Hitachi! They never let me down! I have my M12V attached to the same lift you do, and I took the handles off the same as well! I must have had them for 10 years at least as well. Then I look in the background and see you have an LS positioner on the router table. It's amazing to see the same setup! I did swap my lift in the router table to a Powerlift Pro from MLCS. Great minds think alike!
Hi Graham, sorry for your troubles. My Dewalt 625 of 19 years just quit on me a few months ago, an electronic issue that made it spin up to top RPM. I’ve replaced it with the Milwaukee 5625 and a new Jessem master lift for my router table to go along with it. It ate up the entire profit on the project I was in the middle of, but there are worse things. Good luck with the solution you put in place!
I said last week it wouldn't be long before you got rid of the pig for a new router But I never thought you would damage your M12 on purpose just to get a new one lol... Looking forward to the continuation
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I've got the same lift in an incra table but with a Triton router, is that the same one you went for?
You are such a tease Graham. I want to know now!
The sliding lock acts just like a spanner would, so why not use a spanner ? It looks like there is room for one. And indeed most routers don't have a lock so two spanners are required to to release the collet. The suggested re-fitting of the collet with loctite makes no sense ... the spin of the motor would ensure the collet stays tight. I think you are complaining about something that any imaginative woodworker would be able to fix without making a youtube video complaining about it. And you have had sterling service out of it for ten years on your own admission, so what is your complaint about? Being a fellow Britisher I am embarrassed at your attitude.
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