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  1. Hi Ross
    i use ex washing machine motors on both my machines. 6 inch chuck lathe and Gingery clone horizontal mill. They have well enough torque and are variable speed. I make the controllers at calenterprises.

    Best Regards KeithClick image for larger version. 

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  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by keith77777 View Post
    . I make the controllers at calenterprises.
    Any chance of digital or analogue speed control?
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

  3. Hi magicniiner
    Yes I have make a model which can use PWM to control the speed. I test it with Zeus but Mach 3/4 is supposed to give out similar pulses. You have to modify the tacho generator on the WM motor because the desgn is made for some of the older motors. I have that instruction in my on line leaflet. On a lathe its best to use the WM pulley for reduction. I had a chap use it on a pillar drill he complained the controller was getting hot but then it transpired he was trying it without reduction gear so the whole thing was under stress. I am an engineer electronics mechanical anything which is needed..

    Cheers Keith

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