Frequently Asked Question
Can a dust collector still be used with the Fully Automatic
System?
What happens if there is a problem with the unit and it
needs repair after the 30 days?
Can the unit be serviced by the owner?
Will this unit replace a spindle?
Is this available
for the Milwaukee 3 1/2 hp Tool Changer or any Tool Changer other than the PC 75182?
Question:
Can a dust collector still be used with the Fully Automatic
System? Answer: Yes. Depending on the type of dust collection foot used and
initial setup of the Tool Platform. The higher the tool platform is set
up, the more room is available for the dust collector foot under the tools.
Some modifications to the dust
collection foot may be necessary.
Question:
What happens if there is a problem with the unit and it
needs repair after the 30 days? Answer: If service is needed within
the 1st 90 days, return the unit to Midwest Rapid Tool Inc. and the unit will be
repaired or replaced at Midwest Rapid Tool Inc option. The unit will be
returned using UPS ground service along with a refund for your shipping costs
(at UPS Ground rates).
Question: Can the unit be serviced by the owner? Answer:
Yes. After the warranty period the owner can replace brushes,
bearings...... Since most of the modifications to the Tool Changer are done
internally to the armature assembly, it is not any more difficult to replace
bearings or brushes than on a standard model PC-7518 router.
Question: Will this unit replace a spindle? Answer: NO.
If your applications requires a commercial spindle, buy one. The right
tool for the job applies here also. This system is intended to replace a
standard Porter Cable 7518 Tool Changer in an application which is appropriate for a
Porter Cable router. If most cutting is done with bits 1/2 or less with
the occasional use of larger bits, than this system would be feasible.
For bits larger than 1/2 diameter, it is recommended to use the standard 1/2"
Porter Cable collet.
Question:
Is this available with the Milwaukee 3 1/2hp Tool Changer
Answer: No. Routers from Milwaukee, Bosch, Makita, Dewalt, Freud,
and Festool among others have been evaluated. The geometry of the spindle taper and how
it is connected to the router make them impossible to be modified using this
type of system. |