Can someone please translate this for me? japanese
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some kind of sensor signal protector/protection for abnormal signals/signals getting cut off from some kind of encoder (signal generator) on a motor mount.
sorry, i'm not as fluent as i like to be.
sorry, i'm not as fluent as i like to be.
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goddamn, it has some pretty specialized terminology, but i'll give it a try.
It protects when signals from a encoder attached to the motor act abnormally due to a break in the circuit.
That's the best I could do... Please keep in mind, i did a lot of assuming since the terms are pretty complex.
It protects when signals from a encoder attached to the motor act abnormally due to a break in the circuit.
That's the best I could do... Please keep in mind, i did a lot of assuming since the terms are pretty complex.
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Mom!
Not sure how far along you are in the building process but one thing I’d suggest to you & Skip. When you are doing the kitchen, use the same countertop material (tile granite quartz etc) to put onto the window ledges.
My parents did that and it made the kitchen look cohesive.
They also had the leftover granite cut down to 4”x4” pieces to use as coasters and larger pieces as hot plates for trays for pots/pans/buffet trays. All they did was add some of the little clear plastic feet to the bottom of them so it wouldn’t scratch the tables.
Not sure how far along you are in the building process but one thing I’d suggest to you & Skip. When you are doing the kitchen, use the same countertop material (tile granite quartz etc) to put onto the window ledges.
My parents did that and it made the kitchen look cohesive.
They also had the leftover granite cut down to 4”x4” pieces to use as coasters and larger pieces as hot plates for trays for pots/pans/buffet trays. All they did was add some of the little clear plastic feet to the bottom of them so it wouldn’t scratch the tables.
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Mom!
Not sure how far along you are in the building process but one thing I’d suggest to you & Skip. When you are doing the kitchen, use the same countertop material (tile granite quartz etc) to put onto the window ledges.
My parents did that and it made the kitchen look cohesive.
They also had the leftover granite cut down to 4”x4” pieces to use as coasters and larger pieces as hot plates for trays for pots/pans/buffet trays. All they did was add some of the little clear plastic feet to the bottom of them so it wouldn’t scratch the tables.
Not sure how far along you are in the building process but one thing I’d suggest to you & Skip. When you are doing the kitchen, use the same countertop material (tile granite quartz etc) to put onto the window ledges.
My parents did that and it made the kitchen look cohesive.
They also had the leftover granite cut down to 4”x4” pieces to use as coasters and larger pieces as hot plates for trays for pots/pans/buffet trays. All they did was add some of the little clear plastic feet to the bottom of them so it wouldn’t scratch the tables.
I think you posted in the wrong thread lol.
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