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I used a stepper motor to drive the X axis on my mini mill. It actually works great *Have A Great Day * *Tracy Ranson*

The Jan/Feb 2024 Home Shop Machinist has a cover article about making a power X axis drive for a mini-mill table that uses a 12V car seat motor (American Science and Surplus has been selling them

Most of the ones you’ll find will have a 100v-ish DC brushed motor rated for about 0.5 – 1HP, which is as good as or better than what our 7x12 lathe have, especially the older ones. Very similar

Any photos you post of ban saw? Dave

Mike -- good guess -- my bandsaw is using an MC-60 controller.? The pot was connected directly. Thanks for the info on the MC-2100, and on the youtube stuff.? I'll take a look. Tracy -- do you

I see why Treadmill motors are popular. On trash day you go down the street and pickup for free Treadmills. All you need to do is remove a new motor. Dave

Paul I have a couple treadmill driver boards that I used to drive a treadmill motor on my mini lathe if you’re interested *Have A Great Day * *Tracy Ranson*

Paul I forgot to mention if ya do facebook there's a group all about treadmill motors on Shopsmith's , Some guys that have done a lot of homework & shared it .

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So I'm guessin that you probably have a MC-40 up to a MC-60 motor control board ? These aren't the best TM controller to use , though folks like then because all ya need is a pot to make them work .

Thanks WAM, possibly the foot speed control I swapped out with a 20k pot was a photocell and vane not the hall effect and magnet. I did not do anything with the pot other than mounting it on my lathe

Motor is a popular discussion subject for us lathe owners, and many solutions have been precented. However, (maybe I am blind and have memory losses) , I can not see any stepper motor. The price is

What is interesting about wring is try with Aluminum or some types of stainless they would weld together not wring like like gauge block steel. Dave

The body of the pot shouldn't be connected to any of the potentiometer elements, that would cause all sorts of mayhem for many designs that use them.? Just make sure the device pins are covered with

It is likely a combination of forces: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/qz3q92/re_gauge_blocks_why_is_the_exact_mechanism_for/ 1: an extremely thin film of residual oil 2: the

Evan -- thanks for the link to your YT channel, and for sharing your motor conversion.? You might have an opinion on or answer to something I've wondered for a while. I used a treadmill motor to

Hi Helge. He didn't seem to come to any conclusion, despite several attempts. I'm not sure how precise the experiment was. Is the equipment, a plastic bucket and glass or plastic cover, up to the job

I've posted many times on here about the Consew's.? The CS1000 I use had a photocell and vane that was the foot pedal control.? For this motor, it was easy to just replace it with a pot. - see my

[Default] On Sun, 4 Feb 2024 09:13:02 -0000, "Ellis Cory via groups.io" <ellis103@...> wrote: Cody over at the Youtube channel Cody's lab has a vacuum chamber with which he did

Got it also thanks Mike