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As I suspected, it's a dual speed motor, which are usually only designed for a single voltage.
IIRC it'll have 9 wires in the terminal box, which depending on how they're connected, set the speed....

Might be worth having a look under the plate over the connections on geared motor to see if delta/star is possible. While it doesn't say it's dual-voltage, it doesn't appear to say that is...

The Mach3 post processor only supports mist and flood coolant.
Here's how to add other types to the post:...

Steve if he's unsure and you don't want to risk starting it then remove Red blk wires and test the output with meter. It should change voltage with each speed position.

Steve I think it might help if you post some good pictures of the inside of the box and say if it is 3 phase or single.

Hi Steve,

Do you have the model number of the speed controller. I can get a diagram for the CJ15, but anything else is difficult as CJ appears to have gone belly up.

Cheers,

Rob (not some...

I like the idea, but it is a boring (not a deliberate pun) video. I would bore a big hole in the pallet and use a bullnose in the tailstock to position and hold the workpiece while you clamp it down....

Have you considered machining a pair of aluminium soft jaws for your mill vice? It's a great way to accurately hold oddly shaped parts in the mill.
Machine a pocket across the two jaws that...

Here is an example of when a mini pallet maybe of better use:

https://youtu.be/b2qKy43tJcY

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Personally i would look at away to mill it if possible. Reason is: its hard to define how that clamp was manufactured in the first place. There is a chance it could drop forged and if it is, it...

Looking at the dimensions you give and trying to scale off the photograph, you are going to leave around 0.8mm wall thickness at the hinge point, or you are going to need to move the axis of the new...

Hi Steve
Do you have a faceplate for your lathe ?
Mike

Steve - Thanks for contact. Likewise if you happen to be over here.
Currently switching to Fusion 360 and with an SW grounding (and Y/Tube) it is becoming an excellent resource. Happy to help if a...

Steve. When you ran it up was you cutting anything with it? If so the cutter could have been loose in the collet and that would have made it hot. Just a thought.

Sounds like the bearing is on its way out!
When they go the collet end gets very hot!
Put new bearings in should only be about £15.00

Peter

Based on the fact I know steve is running Mach3 then If your running an external motion control card you'll be much safer than running parallel port driven machine.
PP based can't afford for any...

hi Steve
Have you thought about using stainless dome nuts that you would fit on a cylinder head, maybe thin them down a bit.

Steve i know this is a silly question but is it not possible to measure the stud protrusion , remove the stud and machine the protruding length from the end ?
Mike

Woukd nit fancy my chances of forming M12s in 316, the bugger galls to easily
Be sure to get a threadmill that is big enough to cut the pitch you need. Bought a 6mm one the other day, can only do up...

Could you not just epoxy the caps in? or do they need to be removed?

Hi Steve
No logical reason why you can't do it, hole will have to be flat bottom then i would undercut to slightly over thread dia with tool just clear of bottom of hole then run your thread....

Fred Lee,

BST Automation, he's on www.aliexpress.com

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Hi all

For anything Model Engineering..go for a semi synthetic

Assuming Suesi has a sump and equipment to handle a soluble....go semi , I would suggest that normally, Model Engineers use their...

"Plugged in" or "Wired in"? And with what cable running to the shop?
If your machine can draw enough current to throw the breaker is it possible that you're getting mains voltage drop in your shop...

No unfortunatly that wouldn't explain the shift to the side and also Safe Z is Machine coordinate position not Work coordinate. It has nothing to do with the parts your cutting other than it lifts...