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2012 can am outlander manualThe pug mill is a Bluebird 440 de-airing. I have contacted Bluebird and left messages, asking for a copy of the owners manual, but no response. Thank You so much! Pour some water, maybe a cup or 2 into the mixing chamber so that it can soak and soften the dried clay in the barrel, soak at least 24 hrs. Unscrew theses and set them aside.With a pair of needle nose pliers remove the spring and set it aside. You can do this with simple finger pressure. If there is a lot of clay you need to gently twist and pull the barrel forward while at the same time holding that rocker lever down, as mentioned before. About half way on the shaft is a screen, this should be cleaned out as well. There is a thin metal sheet that acts as a sort of gasket that always seems to give me fits trying to line up the holes, and the bolts and the back where the bolts screw in. Be sure not to cross thread these. Helps to spray them with some 3 in i oil to make reassembling easier. After screwing in the 4 back bolts reattach the spring then reattach the front nozzle. This is called a grease zert. Get a mini grease gun from lowes home improvement or Auto zone if you don't have one. Give about one shot of grease to each.Pour some water, maybe a cup or 2 into the mixing chamber so that it can soak and soften the dried clay in the barrel, soak at least 24 hrs. Unscrew theses and set them aside.With a pair of needle nose pliers remove the spring and set it aside. You can do this with simple finger pressure. If there is a lot of clay you need to gently twist and pull the barrel forward while at the same time holding that rocker lever down, as mentioned before. About half way on the shaft is a screen, this should be cleaned out as well. There is a thin metal sheet that acts as a sort of gasket that always seems to give me fits trying to line up the holes, and the bolts and the back where the bolts screw in. Be sure not to cross thread these.http://www.imagemarte.com.br/arquivos/dvr5108-manual.xml

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Helps to spray them with some 3 in i oil to make reassembling easier. After screwing in the 4 back bolts reattach the spring then reattach the front nozzle. This is called a grease zert. Get a mini grease gun from lowes home improvement or Auto zone if you don't have one. Give about one shot of grease to each.Truly can't fully express how grateful I am! Deb Truly can't fully express how grateful I am! Deb Truly can't fully express how grateful I am! Deb I took the zert apart to see if it was clean because the grease from the gun would not enter the housing. It was clean but the grease still wouldn't enter the housing. I pulled the washers back on the shaft, the ones that keep the grease in the housing from coming out, and exposed the opening in the housing around the shaft. After cleaning out around the shaft I packed in as much grease as I could and also used a foam lubricant around both sides where the shaft went though the housing. At first, when I turned on the mill, it started making the same sound, but after a bit the sound lessened and finally disappeared. Much to my relief!! I attached the barrel again and noticed that there was a little play in the shaft when I wiggled it from the end. Maybe the bearing in the housing was damaged. Anyway, when I tried pugging some clay there was just a gentle purr from the mill and no problem in pugging plently of clay to make three or four pieces. Thanks for your help and quick response to my query. Norman How is the rubber grommet doing between the motor and the mill? However, if you don't check it the motion in the flex coupling will wear completely Ours used the medium size. The vacuum chamber is a mystery for sure. The rest of the machine seems solid. Just wondering whether anyone has a repair manual or some expertise or know where I can get parts. I do have an operators manual if it is still needed.http://www.h-p-n.fr/catalogue_dynamique/dvr510h-manual.xml Thanks I used one 25 years ago on 3 tons of my reclaimed porcelain and that work made me realize it was not my machine of choice as I had to run it thru twice.' And, Bluebird has a very modest website so here's hoping they have reasonably priced parts. The cam (that activates the vacuum) looks as if its worn right through but should be easily repairable (mig welded) if a replacement isn't available More on this saga when it happens Glen A welding shop or trade school should be able to weld up the cam. My spring broke that works the shaft going to the cam. I happen to be at my older sister while she was burning an outside lounge chair, and noticed the springs that hold up the cushions are the same size spring as mine. I stuffed my pockets full, so she could burn the rest of the chair. The connection between your pugmill motor is called a Lovejoy connector and the rubber spider grommet that fits inside can be bought at a welding supply co.I think they're over rated and noisey, not necessarily in that order! And I'm not sure about the vacuum pump that came with this machine so I might be interested in the one you don't use Those springs might rust, its hard to find stainless steel springs but if rust isn't a problem, go for it. I might have to contact bluebird about a rebuild kit, once I figure out if its needed. Stay tuned. Glen It was bought in 1990 and not used much. Have not seen it yet. Wonder what you think of the machine? I'm planning to sell the pugmill since I don't really need it (but would be great to have) and can pretty much offset the price of what I paid for everything by selling it. I want to make sure it's working properly so thought I'd run the clay I have through it, since I've been working on reclaiming a bunch anyways. Have already opened it up and cleaned it, so it's good to go as far as that's concerned. Thing is I've never used one, and of course I didn't get the manual with it. Can't seem to find one online either. I noticed a previous post about this on this forum, and there was some great info on cleaning it up and some maintenance, but can't find anything on actually using it.When I turned it on the regulator didn't register anything. Would it only do this with clay in the barre, thus sealing the barrel and creating a seal for the vacuum. I was thinking maybe once a seal is created and the vacuum action kicks in it would seal the plate to the barrel, and this is how the regulator measures the negative pressure, but that's just me speculating. I know sounds pretty basic but I'm not real sure exactly how this confounded contraption functions. And does something go on the top side of this valve. The hose to the compressor is on the bottom side, but wanted to make sure I'm not missing something. What position should it be in during use. When I turned on the pugmill I could see that the auger was hitting it as it rotated and flicking.Thank in advance! I have a Bluebird 440, which I bought secondhand. According to the manual, it should be enough to create a tight seal when the vacuum is turned on. If yours did not come with a a gasket, you might be able to buy one from Bluebird. The person I bought it from said she would put a coil of clay around the lip of the barrel, in order to create a tight seal. If your gasket is missing or does not work, this would be a quick solution for you, if you only plan to use it a few times before selling it. In my case I wanted a more permanent solution, so I made a homemade gasket with silicone caulk. I wrapped the top of the barrel, and the plastic plate, with Glad Press-n-Seal wrap, squeezed a bead of caulk on the lip of the barrel, set the plastic plate on top, then waited a few days for the caulk to cure. Then I peeled off the Press-n-Seal wrap, and now I have a dry caulk gasket that makes a nice tight seal and lasts for a few years. I know sounds pretty basic but I'm not real sure exactly how this confounded contraption functions. And does something go on the top side of this valve. The hose to the compressor is on the bottom side, but wanted to make sure I'm not missing something. Closed. And as far as I know, nothing goes on top of the valve. I don't think you are missing anything. What position should it be in during use. When I turned on the pugmill I could see that the auger was hitting it as it rotated and flicking. The spring-loaded lever will constantly open and close while the pugmill is on. I believe its function is to keep the opening that leads to the vacuum chamber from getting clogged with clay. I don't know if the auger is supposed to hit it, I've never opened up my pugmill that far. They would probably answer questions on phone too. I have never used the de-airing pump because we I'd concentrate on the pug mill. Take the old grommitt to To do so, loosen the If you don't know how to use it, you may have difficulties taking it apart and cleaning it. That is unless it is not cleaned already. The lever is for pushing the clay down through the auger. My Bluebird pugmill's vaccuum spring is broken so I don't. What I don't understand about de-airing pugmills is is how you keep lumps of clay from being sucked up with the air and filling the vacuum line or reservoir. I would think the pressure of the clay being twisted and compressed would push clay out any opening, but obviously this has been solved. Please explain to me how the air is pulled out without clay. It only little bits of clay are collecting in the vacuum chamber, it's not a problem. The clay at either end of the chamber creates the seal, and as the clay moves through the chamber the air is sucked out. It would have to be very tiny particles for the vacuum to be able to suck them up. As the clay enters the chamber it goes through a screen of sorts that cuts it into pellets so the vacuum can really penetrate into the clay and get all the air out. For those, the vacuum pump itself is as big as a Bluebird pugger. Industrial puggers are 9-10 feet long. THIS is the system I installed when I was production manager for a clay supplier. The pugger is rated for over 6000 pounds per hour. However, if you do not clear that chamber for a long time or forget to do it and too much clay builds up in there, you will certainly plug up the vaccum hose and then you will no longer be de-airing. The wetter the clay, the more often the little chamber will fill up. This when I first saw it seemed counter productive as the clay had to be forced against the end wall of the tube by that giant auger until it got forced out of the side exit. In retrospect over the years I concluded that this was very purposeful as it would compress the clay somewhat and force out some air that my might be left in the clay. When I get it done I will post a picture of the result. I often get air bubbles in my clay. Should be no need for welding. This prevents the vacuum air box from filling with clay. If the angle was going the wrong direction it would scoop up the clay filling the box quickly. I'll look today to see where I have the information. Clay that is sucked into the vac chamber has a seperate door to clean it out. I do not think where the suck attaches is that important except for clay getting into it. You could screen it well but I would put it at the top. You also need an airtight chamber which is done with o-rings on all parts. On my Venco pugger it is just after the shredder. Often times when the clay is that bit too stiff, you can hear air being sucked in through the clay hopper from the vaccum and pressure on the guage goes right down. Not sure if anyone else has this problem. Similarly, because the pugged clay is being forced out of the barrel under some pressure in a densified (de-aried) state, no air is going to leak into the vacuum there. I threaded a half inch nipple into the barrel immediately after the blades. On the leeward side to the clay travel path it is carved back about a quarter of an inch. On top of the nipple is bolted the lid to a peanut butter jar. For a vacuum chamber, the peanut butter jar is screwed into the lid upside down. On initial tests, this all seems to work pretty well. I'm sure Rube would approve. Pictures are attached. I have never used the I think it is noisy and over rated. Its faster than risking too much water and have. Please see our homepage for more information.?? ?? Cone 06 - 04 Clays Low Fire Red Earthenware Low Fire White Earthenware Raku. Cone 5 - 6 Clays Mid-Range B-mix Mid-Range Porcelain Mid-Range Stoneware.Its vacuum system design is the same as that of larger Bluebird pug mills. Either is ideal when quantity of clay to be processed averages 700 lbs per month or less. Some of the possible applications are: The Model 440 produces a dense thoroughly de-aired clay ready for slabware, throwing or extruding - no additional wedging. Its vacuum system design is the same as that of larger Bluebird pug mills. Periodic cleaning, check flexible coupling and bearing for wear, bolts and screws for tightness; Check rod and cam for wear. Owner's manual includes detailed maintenance instructions. Manual includes instructions for die-making and using the equipment as an extruder. Drive train and electrical components are guaranteed by their respective manufacturers for a period of one (1) year from date of purchase. Repairs made by other than authorized service dealers will void the manufacturer's guarantee. May take 12-16 weeks for delivery. Shipment of these items is not available to all zip codes.Axner and Laguna are trade names of Terrakotta, Inc. Ideal for porcelain One year warranty. Features 1 hp direct drive gear-reducer Vacuum system features advanced One year warranty. Hollow extrusions are possible Drive components are totally The vacuum system is. Descargar software pipephase license. Free download descargar software pipephase gratis Files at Software Informer. PIPEPHASE provides a comprehensive and rigorous modeling capability for steady-state. SMART Learning Suite SMART Notebook SMART lab SMART response 2 SMART amp Licensing Options. SMART Board 7000 series SMART Board 6000. Downloads - Select product to download. PIPEPHASE usa algoritmos de soluci Free download download pipephase manual Files at Software Informer. 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Efficient, compact, portable, the Bluebird 440 Pug Mill offers high quality wedging, reclaiming and extruding capabilities. Either is ideal when quantity of clay to be processed averages 700 lbs per month or less. The Model 440 produces a dense thoroughly de-aired clay ready for slabware, throwing or extruding - no additional wedging. Its vacuum system design is the same as that of larger Bluebird pug mills. Periodic cleaning, check flexible coupling and bearing for wear, bolts and screws for tightness; Check rod and cam for wear. Owner's manual includes detailed maintenance instructions. Extruding Solid extrusions are possible with standard nozzle and owner-made dies. Hollow extrusions require an accessory 4.25' round nozzle and internal die holder. Manual includes instructions for die-making and using the equipment as an extruder. 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Cone 5 - 6 Clays Mid-Range B-mix Mid-Range Porcelain Mid-Range Stoneware.Over the years this unit has successfully met the needs of many classrooms and smaller studios or performed as a specialty pug mill in larger production settings. Either is ideal when quantity of clay to be processed averages 700 lbs per month or less. Some of the possible applications are:Over the years this unit has successfully met the needs of many classrooms and smaller studios or performed as a specialty pug mill in larger production settings. The majority of users find that the Studio Pug Mill reduces hand wedging. Functional construction, ease of operation, and low maintenance are essential features of the 425.Periodic cleaning, check flexible coupling and May take 12-16 weeks for delivery. Shipment of these items is not available to all zip codes.Axner and Laguna are trade names of Terrakotta, Inc. Doo Woo CA Pot Tools Catalyst Tools Clay Art Center Claypron Dolan Giffin GlazeCal Groovy Tools GR Pottery Forms Kemper Mayco MKM Mud Tools Sculpture House Speedball The Steve Tool van Gilder Wiziwig Xiem Amaco Bailey Brown Tool Co.It features an aluminum barrel and stainless steel auger. The clay that is pugged through this machine is well mixed and requires little further wedging. The Bluebird 425 is an invaluable tool that will save you countless hours of wedging time. Recommended for 4 tons or less per year. Please note: Aluminum barrels should not be used with porcelain or high-soda containing clays as they will corrode the barrel. If using such clays you may consider a stainless steel barrel to avoid this. Read More It features an aluminum barrel and stainless steel auger. The clay that is pugged through this machine is well mixed and requires little further wedging. The Bluebird 425 is an invaluable tool that will save you countless hours of wedging time. Recommended for 4 tons or less per year. Please note: Aluminum barrels should not be used with porcelain or high-soda containing clays as they will corrode the barrel. If using such clays you may consider a stainless steel barrel to avoid this problem. Read Less. The other is aThis is at the upstreamAxner is pretty good at helping withAs Hank said,They shred the clay intoSome of the older Vencos had Swan (brand name)They weren't the best that Venco hasI can't find my owners manual or I wouldI'll look further.Only put light pressure onThere is a viewIt has a red dot in theThe wetter the clay youNot too much,DO NOT let that pug mill freeze.My Monitor oil stove has gone outThe vacuum pumpI find that is the usualDo you use the screens or not?Whenever there was a vacumeThe vacuum pump isI have been trying to get in. Venco 75mm (3”). Standard and De-airing Pugmill. What I dont This manual may help a bit doc, don’t know if you have seen it or not. best,. pres. On my Venco pugger it is just after the shredder. Need help with a Venco product?? Check our range of Owners Manuals below for your product. 125kb. 75mm Pug Mill De-Airing Upgrade Kit Manual. 1,025kb 13 Jan 1999 spring, I greased whatever fittings were shown in the manual as Celia, I do not think the Venco pugmill that you mentioned, the twin The P6530 is a 75 mm out let de-airing pugmill this machine can be offered in range of specifications and is idealfor the small studio or educational use. Author Posts Viewing 1 post (of 1 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Log In Username: Password: Keep me signed in Log In Statistics Posts 62 Comments 15 Activity 8 Members 333 Need a bigger home for the family. If you are looking to buy a new home for your family, then don't forget to these 227 questions to ask before buying a house. All rights reserved. They’re not cheap, but in some situations, the investment is well worth it. If you have wrist problems or have an intense production schedule, a clay mixer or pugmill could end up paying for itself in the long run. Among the major manufacturers, there are scores of options available, so you would be wise to do some homework if you are thinking about making this purchase. The hopper on this model from Bluebird Mfg.In addition to these rates, you’ll need to consider times for batching, unloading and wedging to get an idea of total clay throughput. There are dust collection systems available or you may have an existing system to tie into. Caution: Even with a ventilation system, you’ll still need to wear a respirator when working with dry materials. And if you opt for separate a separate mixer and pugmill, you’ll need to allow for two machines. Find out how much service you have (in amps) and whether your system can handle the additional draw (this is not usually a problem, but worth knowing in advance).Vince Pitelka’s Clay: A Studio Handbook has been an essential, all-inclusive studio text for students, studio artists, educators and all those interested in the art of clay since it was originally published in 2001. Now it is back fully updated, expanded, and better than ever with beautiful color images. Clay: A Studio Handbook addresses the full range of ceramic processes and brings a lifetime of ceramic knowledge directly into the hands of potters. Buy the book today and be a better potter from this day forward. If this is a concern, check on how easy it is to dismantle the machine for cleaning. When storing a machine for days or weeks at a time, or even over summer holidays at schools, most machines can just be sealed and the clay inside remains moist. Most machines are equipped with safety shutoffs and guards that prevent hands coming in contact with moving blades and augers. Check and compare safety features. Check the websites above and with your local supplier. I had to replace the control board at considerable expense. I found the machine had quirks, for example, getting a good seal for de-airing. I purchased a Bailey MSV25-SS and sold my VP-30. I like it much better. It seals and de-airs every time, its easy to use and highly efficient. I just wanted to point out that all that pugs and de-airs is not Peter Pugger. There are other very good machines out their. The price they quoted was so low, I couldn’t resist. And am I glad I have it. This machine is built like a tank, and the de-airing is the finest feature of all! Maybe the marketing is not as slick or the name as cute, but I bought a shimpo and it is great.Less expensive too. A potter friend introduced me to the use of an early Bluebird. I purchased this one around 1967 and have used it ever since. So far it has carried me through my career as a professional potter these many years and I still use it to soften my clay. At 88 years of age, I need softer clay and this fills the bill. If I were to purchase one now, though, my choice seems to lean toward the Peter Pugger as the Buebird changed the hopper size (as a safety measure) which slows down the process considerably. Of course, my production has also lessened so I now have less scrap clay to process. Any serious potter should consider purchasing this piece of equipment. Mine has paid its dues over and over again for almost 50 years. I am SO HAPPY for this addition to my clay machine family !!! I did some homework and the VPM-9 seemed to be the pugger that would work best for all my needs. I also place all my clay scraps from the wheel or handbuilding directly into the clay chamber, close the clay chamber and when I have enough to process just mix and pug. The greatest benefit I have found is the deairing feature, saves time and it is a breeze to wedge the new reclaimed clay if necessary. Less physical strain on the body is a definite asset. I weighed the benefits against the priceline and the benefits definitely provided me with the performanace I was looking for. Very happy with my choice and I know it will be a piece of equipment in my studio that should last a lifetime. I also need to comment on the support staff at Peter Pugger. They are so willing to assist you if you have any questions or concerns. I feel this is an important detail in the decision process. I just put in all my scarps from wet collasped pots on the wheel to leather-hard pots and it gives me perfect clay. With the cold weather coming up, I do enjoy warming up the clay in it as well so it is easy on the hands. Like Richard mentioned, other than time and money saved on recycling, I think the main benefit I have found is the ability to create, experiment, design new work without worrying about wasted clay.