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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Killed mine by a silly mistake, I'd had it off the machine to test fit into a spindle mount I'd made for someone. When I replaced it didn't fasten a cable bracket and over a few weeks the cable flexing caused the wire to break inside the small crappy spindle connector causeing a big flash bang dead short. It killed the spindle instantly and blew a torque vector drive ABB ACS350. VFD faulted and wouldn't come out of reset.
    The new spindle is much better 8.5A instead of 7A with a much larger better quality 4 wire connector so one can be grounded to body.

    Yes I did strip it down heres some pics.
    I was very pleased with the build quality and the bearings were in very good condition even after nearly 3yrs use.
    Very easy to strip and I wouldn't hesitate to strip one down and replace the bearings. Basicly 30min job Max.

    Hello, how did you remove the aluminium retaining nut, is there any rick to it, im in the middle of the disassemble process and I cant get around that.. (the nuts stops on the chuck thread)

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    Weve just fixed two vfd's off a shear. There 3phase ones but still cheaper than buying a brand new one

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