Hello, here is my new machine

[ravihotwok]

Thank you mate, can you recomend one? im trying to find the spec of my current motor, it arrived yesterday with no instructions what so ever

[A_Camera]

Thank you mate, can you recomend one? im trying to find the spec of my current motor, it arrived yesterday with no instructions what so ever

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/500W-100VD...3D232201733754

I think this is the best you can fit into your motor holder. I think your 200W motor is 52mm, so this one can be used unmodified. I used a 400W for about two years, it worked well for me, but don't expect miracles. Plastic and PCB or similar soft materials are OK, but anything harder will be difficult.

[ravihotwok]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/500W-100VD...3D232201733754

I think this is the best you can fit into your motor holder. I think your 200W motor is 52mm, so this one can be used unmodified. I used a 400W for about two years, it worked well for me, but don't expect miracles. Plastic and PCB or similar soft materials are OK, but anything harder will be difficult.

Cheers mate, on this motor it says there is a speed governor? do I simply disregard this and wire the motor in as the old motor was?

[A_Camera]

Cheers mate, on this motor it says there is a speed governor? do I simply disregard this and wire the motor in as the old motor was?

The speed governor is this unit:



You could disregard it and just wire the motor as the present one, but if the power supply, or the controller box you have in your machine is not capable of handling this motor then you will need this box. My guess is that the controller box in your kit not going to be enough, so I think you better off using this box.

BTW, you will not need the spindle holder, so you could try to contact the seller and see if he can send the motor without the spindle holder or you could try to find another motor without the holder. I just posted the link as an example to show what you may use without modification.