VORTEX

[Robert B Edwardsen]

Hello Marcel:

I have one of these cooling attachments but have a problem with condensation.  Webb
suggested I run some plastic pipe from the floor to the ceiling and then back down
again (attached to the compressor of couse)  to trap the water but I still get dripping
out of the vortex.  Sometimes it even freezes up and blocks the supply of air.  Any
suggestions?

Thanks in advance. Rob Edwardsen

Marcel Carey wrote:

> Hy Guy,
>
> Web Philips has the cooling attachment you're probably looking for. I've been using
> one for a few years and it really cools  the pin-block drill bit. I don't remember
> the price, but I would think it is under 80.00$. It evens out the torque and speeds
> up the boring job.
>
> Marcel Carey, RPT
>
> Guy, Karen, and Tor Nichols wrote:
>
> > At 09:13 AM 2/24/98 -0800, you wrote:
> > >Michael J. Wathen wrote:
> > >> Tell me that's not really true, about your memory begining to go when you
> > >> get older.  I still have a lot I want to learn so don't scare me with that
> > >> kind of talk.   Anyway, I enjoyed that play on words and the discussion
> > >> about the hair after.
> > >When Jim C writes something, I always stop to read what he has to say. So
> > when >I saw his
> > >post on pianotech this morning I carefully read it all. And I was going to
> > respond to it,
> > >too, except that now I've forgotten what it was he was talking about...
> > >Del ???
> > >Even worse is when you bend over and forget the reason you did before
> > >you do anything. --and i'm only 38 and already brain dead from too many
> > >pianos..
> > >MJ
> > >Michael J. Wathen wrote:
> > >   You know you are getting old when you bend
> > > down to tie your showlaces and you wonder if there is anything else you can
> > > do while you are down there.
> >
> > Like the three uh.. let's say ladies, without prejudice, that were talking
> > one day about forgetfulness...
> >         One said, "Yeah, I know. Why just the other day I found myself on the
> > stair landing, and couldn't remember if I was going up or down!"
> >         The next said, "Right! I was in the kitchen the other day, with the frig
> > open and the mayo in my hand, and suddenly realized that I couldn't
> > remember if it was to come out, or to go in!"
> >         The third proclaimed, " I don't know what's wrong with you two. That kind
> > of stuff NEVER happens to me, knock on wood. (knocks twice on the table)
> > Who's there?"
> >
> > "If you can remember the sixties, you weren't really there"  A non, uh...
> >
> > By the way.... anyone know where to get a vortex-type bit-cooling air
> > attatchment for boring blocks?
> >
> > Guy