Linemaster T-91-SC3A Treadlite II Electric Pedal Switch, Single Pedal, Momentary, SPDT, N.O Wiring, No Guard, Black, 8 ft Cord with 3-Prong Connector

I use it on my wire striping machine and it works great.😊

it is a true 15A unit with heavy gauge wire and a 15a relay inside, not like some offshore ones that claim to be 15a but aren't. good feel on the foot, not too high off the ground. will see how it lasts. works well.

This a great addition to my small shop. I no longer have to keep my vacuum running when temporarily using my tools. Now, with a step, I can actuate the vac only when doing cutting only. This reduces the noise a bit more. This switch is made of metal, with rubber padding to reduce slipping, and it seems durable. I presume with normal use, it will last a very long time. I also like that you can have it on the ground upside-down too, and it still works the same. I am glad I got this momentary-switch.

The PERFECT solution for a cordless chop saw with a corded vacuum! (if you don't have bluetooth like me haha) THE GOOD: Built very well! Rubber grips on the bottom keep it in place. Grip tape on the top makes it so it's not slippery when stepping on it. The on/off is instant! Push on for go, let off for stop is a nice feature. The cord is heavy gauge and feels like it will hold up for the long haul. THE BAD: The only bad thing is the cord is very stiff. not a deal breaker by any means. OVERALL: An extremely well built momentary switch that is the perfect solution if you have a battery powered miter saw and a corded vacuum. I wanted the bluetooth makita saw and vac that has the auto start function but accidentally bought the non bluetooth version! So I use this momentary switch with my 5HP Ridgid vac and it is super convenient!

I am using this foot switch with a large drill press. It works great! I wish I had purchased it years ago. I can now keep my hands on what I am doing instead of having to reach for the on/off switch on the drill press. To use the foot switch, I just plug the drill press' electric plug into the outlet on the back of the plug on the cord that comes with the foot switch, then plug that cord into the wall outlet. The drill press' power switch is left in the on position. When I step on the foot switch the drill starts to run, and when I take my foot off of the switch the drill stops. The cord is more than sufficiently long for this purpose. The switch is solid, made of metal, not plastic and flimsy like some other foot switches. I plan to purchase one or two more of these foot switches for other tools.