TGood

What is the little "potato ricer" thingy on the first machine?

SteveH

that is the rheostat portion of the foot pedal. It appears to be disconnected from the foot pedal in this pic.

J Miller

Actually the rheostat is attached to the side of the controller. The foot part is shaped like a foot and is to the right under the arm of the machine. You can see part of it behind the motor. I got to fondle it a bit while Macybaby was here. I've put a controller like that on my want list now.

Joe

SteveH

well, on mine the rheostat is in that ""potato ricer thingy"

ThayerRags

I had to chuckle.

On some of those controllers, if you plug it in and mash on the "foot", you'll think a "potato ricer thingy" just got turned loose in your space!!! LOL!

CD in Oklahoma

HelenAnn

The Newcomers are quite nice, have fun with them!

Macybaby

Here are a few more pictures of the potato ricer.





I've been out painting my machine shed Red - but it's suppose to rain later so I had to quit for the night.

roserips

That Eldridge just made my little ole heart go pitty pat. What a beauty.

manicmike

Very cute, I thought of one of those kid's toys from the 1960s that moos when you turn it upside down. I was lucky enough to get a FC that's shaped like a foot with my 201. Been wanting one of those for a while and some kind person had converted that and the motor to work with 240V.
Showed to a friend this morning and told him it's like this in case you forget how to use it

Just another look at that wiring Cathy and I'm wondering who wrapped the electrical tape around the power cord. Don't want to be a panic merchant but I'd be replacing that wiring with new. Usually the insulation is cracked at that stage.

Hmm.. you don't sell your extras but share them. Having been a beneficiary of your kindness in the past I'm wondering now what you have. If you have a spreadsheet of your swapsies and your needs do you want to share it with, for example, me?

Macybaby

manicmike, I'm slowing going through what I have, and until I get into the new building, it's slow going! I plan on going through my puzzle box stuff this weekend. I wanted to have 3-4 complete boxes - and some day I'll nab a really early one (got outbid at $110 on the last one).

I'm not sure how many I have now, however I've got lots and lots of puzzle pieces that came with other stuff. I've got two people I'm sending parts too, and hopefully there will be a few more with puzzle boxes they need a few missing pieces for. Though I know I do not have extra screwdrivers. The number one missing pieces from any set of attachments are the screwdrivers and stilleto.

Some day - I'll have given away the "extras" and be down to what I want to keep. I never intended to end up with parts I didn't want, unfortunately way too often, the one part I do what shows up in a pile of common parts I already have an overabundance of.