Thread: Combination Switch for Old Craftsman Tablesaw
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Unread 10-08-2008, 19:12
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Re: Combination Switch for Old Craftsman Tablesaw
Hey Everyone,

Thanks for the help. I finally just got the energy and courage to try and finish the wiring. I plugged it into the outlet with nothing on the plug plugged into the outlet portion of the switch, and no flash. Just a nice red light telling me there was power to it. :-)

Just one more example of how much I don't get along with electrical things, I was going to my woodworking class yesterday and as I got up to around 30mph, my car started to sound like it had a flat tire. No flat tire. To make a short story even shorter, the sound was the wheel well being hit by A WADDED PIECE OF ELECTRICAL TAPE which only had one end sticking to the tire. And, yes, I laugh at the absurdity of it.

Thanks again,
indieFan

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