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By Dave, December 12, 2011 6:04 pm

That part anyway. Now to get the rafters and assorted bits done for the roof.

Went to Jacksonville and got the parts for the camper. No problem once they had part #’s to punch in the computer. Tis on and ready to go.

Tis the quietest this machine has been since I have owned it! That NanoLube is some wonderful stuff! And now to bed, so till later…

Had to go around and check after turning it on to see if I had forgotten to plug the fan in, it was so quiet. But it was in fact turning.

Went on and put a couple of drops on the bushing also and then put everything back together. Rehooked the wires/cables and powered it up.

Was oil on the shaft and bushing but the bearing seemed dry. Got the 10 weight NanoLube I use for clocks and put a couple of drops in.

Blew the remains of the dust out and then moved on to the fan. Removed the label and then took the plastic clip out. Pulled the rotor out.

Twas almost totally clogged with dust. Got out the screw drivers and took it out, then took the fan off. Cleaned the fins out with a brush.

Shut the machine down, unhooked all the wires/cables and put it on the bench. Side was already (always) off so looked in the heat sink.

Was going to bed but the processor fan in the computer was whistling quite loudly so decided to shut things down and oil it.

Now I just have to learn how to use it properly. For now am gonna call it a night, so till tomorrow folks…

As that’s what it was put together at the factory with. Also have a very old bed frame that needs veneer put back down that has hide glue.

Then I can get to work on putting the Sessions case back together as I decided months ago to use hide glue on reassembly.

Works great and will hold the water bath temp in the 140-145 degree range with no trouble. Now to decide what inner pot to use for the glue.

Located a thermostaticly controlled food warmer that will work as a hide glue pot. Removed some stuff it didn’t need checked it out.