220V single phase to 380V three phase

[JohnHaine]

The motor you linked to is single phase so wouldn't work with an inverter.

If you are going to buy a new motor and inverter I strongly suggest that you contact Newton Tesla and get their advice on which of their motor/VFD packages would best suit your needs. Though I did my own install of a 3ph motor and inverter on my mill, when it came to my Super7 in the end I just bought their package and it worked without issue.

Or fit one of the modern brushless servo motors/controllers made for industrial sewing machines. Look up "Jack Sewing Machine Motor" on eBay. Quite a few people have used these and recommend them for mills & lathes.

[mekanik]

My bad John, i just did a quick paste of the type i had been looking @(size wise) will need to do some mods to the fan location on the new motor ie mounting it on the drive end as per the original and i should be able to get a fixing off the flange to allow me to fit the original belt guard. will check out Newton Tesla and see whats available. did look at the sewing machine motors originally then got sidetracked when i found the second hand Emco motor.
Been an expensive journey,but when i get my remote controls sorted the second hand Emco motor will give me an operational machine, and the stress levels have dropped considerably in expectation.
Regards
Mike