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  1. 09-01-2011 #1
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    Vice i have a VFD on my lathe but if i had to do it again i would go for an ac servo motor

    You will still have speed control but full power from 0 RPM to full speed i know that may be slightly untrue technically

    You would also have the ability to do rigid tapping as and when software allows it

    Phil
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    Quote Originally Posted by M250cnc View Post
    You will still have speed control but full power from 0 RPM to full speed i know that may be slightly untrue technically
    If you want high torque at low rpm then best to leave it in Wye...or have a switch to change between that and delta if you're really keen.
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