1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHYFLFOAHUR/?igshid=uz7zz7jaacgq

 

Oof that's a shitty start to a week. Regretfully I have not, I don't know anything about them

 

Quick question, I have a 2.5" OME lift, and am looking at 33" Km3's + 15x8 wheels with a -24mm offset. That should work right? Just want to confirm with someone before I spend all this money. Thanks in advance.

 

I say no to advice from squares

 

Weather here for the next week.

 

Read this whole page. Seems like a lot but it's good info.

 

Never seen this blog before, thanks for the link!

 

Click N' Play Plastic Ball Phthalate Free Bpa Free Crush Proof Pit Balls 5 Pretty Feminine Colors (Bulk Pack of 1000 Balls)

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He said balls of every color


Those look to be only pastel

 

i clicked on the first google result

 

"We need pictures of the Black/Black colored shirt to send to a buyer"

We don't have that shirt in solid black, do you have the exact description of the pattern?

"It's not solid black, it's black with black dots on it"

 

makes me think of this

 

I hope you stay as far away from European VFD's as possible. Anytime that plant calls maintenance and says a machine or motor wont come on, I put my money on those VFD's. This is the third one in the last year to let the smoke out.

 

fucking lol, just watching the first two minutes I can say that's exactly how this place is a lot of the time.

 

Huh that's interesting... is it all European brands or just that one particular one that's problematic? I'm shooting in the dark here but I wonder if it's because they're designed around 50Hz incoming vs the standard 60 we're used to this side of the pond?

 

So far its Eurotherm and Sew Eurodrive that we have issues with. Telemecanique stuff is ok cause Square D owns it.

 

I casually asked my boss about those brands and he said eurotherm is predominantly a temperature controls company and sew eurodrive is mainly gear motors and power transmission stuff.. so more than likely they're paying some 3rd brand to make drives and just put their labels on it.

Interestingly enough sew eurodrive has their vfd made by a company called invertek, who also makes some drives for Eaton. So if you're having availability issues you should be able to cross it over to invertek without too much hassle