Wrong. At 13A, the rotor is stalled, or damned near (RPM *way* less than unloaded). In addition, you assume 100% efficiency, which universal motors certainly don't enjoy. That's how Crapsman used to rate their tools (still do, sorta).
At *very* high RPM. Different motors and still not 100% efficient. Universal motors are cheap and light. Not much else can be said for them.
afraid you're on the wrong side this time..
Don't bother to reply, because this is the last I'll say about it.
That seems to be your pattern: be wrong and declare victory.
Sure you will
I swear to Festool tools. I am dreaming about this one:
Something like 1-2kW, so about 2HP
Cheers
Klaus
IKWYABWAI
Nope. You're clueless, as usual.
Of course, when you're wrong you always run away. It's you.
I like Festools, too. Great stuff. You are dreaming about your knowledge of motors.
I own one. I can *guarantee* you that it does *NOT* develop anywhere close to 2HP. It's actually a rather wimpy saw (my DeWalt is far more powerful) but also quite useful. Its purpose is to cut sheet goods; not an incredibly demanding job.
You just show how clueless you are. That's the maximum current, i.e. locked rotor, so 0HP.
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You bought one? Ha, imagining stuff now, eh?
Cheers
Klaus
Well, you proves my case without my saying anything. Leftists always do.
That's what I've been saying all along, "Craftsman HP".
Yes, I've owned a TS55 for three or four years, with several of the attachments (two 55" rails, a 106", and a parallel guide w/extensions). I've said as much. I also own a 1400EQ router and a
500Q Domino. Unlike your blathering, I do know a little about the things. Your can resume your lies now.
Can't you read? the "TSC" what the one you replied to, but I guess you will only read what you want
...and right on cue...
Illiterate much?
More lies. I read what you (try) to write.
Can you buy a 9" angle grinder with less? (would anyone want to?)
granted these tools need both hands, but they are hand tools.
Hell, a Dremel is close to 1/4 HP!
and a chainsaw is safer?
Than using a circular saw as a chainsaw? You bet your ass! That is what he's doing, in fact. There is a reason these tools exist.
Bullshit.
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