Centre the point by turning on the machine to about RPM. Use a wooden pencil or other object to press on the side of the probe near the point until it turns true, with no wobble.
When you press too hardyou will find out why this device is called a wiggler! Once you have the point centred, turn off the power and centre the mark on the work piece under the point. Use the disk contact to find the edge of a work piece.
The disk on the end of this probe is 0. Centre the disc contact by turning on the machine to about RPM. Leave the power on as you move the side of the work piece into the tip of the probe. When the disc contact touches the side of the work piece it will start to wobble.
Use the ball contact to find the centre of existing holes. Centre the probe by turning on the machine to about RPM. Use a wooden pencil or other object to press on the side of the ball near the point until it turns true, with no wobble.
Next How to use a wiggler to locate the edges of a part? We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon. Email: info wonkeedonkee. Our other sites:. How Does A Wiggler Work? Edge Finder Maintenance And Care. Chris 1st January Save Saved Removed 0. Fat worms are good. Red wiggler worms can eat about half of their weight in food every day. This means if you put one pound 16 ounces of worms about 1, worms into your bin, you will be able to feed them one half of a pound 8 ounces of food every day.
The best way to decide how many worms you'll need for your bin is to weigh the amount of organic waste you throw away each day for about a week.
When you know about how much you toss on average, buy twice as many pounds of worms as the amount of waste. For example, if you average one pound of organic waste per day, you should buy two pounds of worms. Reports vary on how long worms will live. Some say only a few months, some say up to 10 years. No matter what, the worms will reproduce; however, you don't need to concern yourself with buying an equal number of male and female worms -- they're hermaphroditic.
In other words, they have both male and female sex organs, yet it still takes two worms to reproduce. Sexually mature worms have dark red bands around their necks. Every few months, they'll congregate into one huge, squiggling ball at the bottom of your bin. When you see that, you know that it's time to hang the "Do Not Disturb" sign.
What happens when you throw your apple core out the window and say, "Don't worry, it's biodegradable? As it rests on the ground, a variety of critters begin to nibble at the core, helping to speed the breakdown process. Worms, flies and other insects arrive on the scene to get their share.
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