240V VFD to power 110V motor

[m_c]

Are you sure that's the reason it isn't selling? The way I see it, you are proposing to spend money to replace a perfectly acceptable and well understood method of powering the 110V motor with something which is probably less reliable, more complex and difficult to replace or fault-find at a later date.

I've had a couple people interested, but they've not had access to 3 phase, which is why I'm thinking about changing it.
Currently it needs 3 phase for the spindle and turret, and single phase for the controller and servos.

I am considering keeping it, as it can do things it's replacement can't, but I would like to simplify how it's powered regardless.

[Kitwn]

I've had a couple people interested, but they've not had access to 3 phase, which is why I'm thinking about changing it.
Currently it needs 3 phase for the spindle and turret, and single phase for the controller and servos.

I am considering keeping it, as it can do things it's replacement can't, but I would like to simplify how it's powered regardless.

For some reason I failed to notice that this is a 3-phase motor even though you wrote that twice! Must press the 'ON' button on my brain before writing comments in future!

Kit