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I think most are made by same company so more of color and sticker Better quality control will cost a lot more , weight is greater , large size and a different company. Dave

I put dimension on the drawing Dave

Must say something for quality control in the factory. Best regards David

I downloaded the Warco? WM180 (3200B) manual.? It is very close but it is in the UK. Dave

And some get total crap from Grizzly and LMS. My old SIEG Homier 7x12 was far better finished (ways and cosmetics) than two Grizzly 7x14's and one LMS 7x16 lathes.? ?One Grizzly seized and the other

I work out the RPM on motor by calculating the belt ratio. The motor at high speed was run at 4,300 RPM. I am thinking of a single belt too. Dave

Find a good program is important. The biggest reason I chose Autocad was the metal industry use it a lot. Before I started with Autocad 95 in 1996 I purchased TurboCad in 1995. It work great and

FreeCad. Especially if you make PCBs with Kicad, there's a direct gateway in between.

I don't see the motor RPM in the description either. I will check the spindle RPM and try to work backwards from there. Tom

For Free (or low cost) 2D drawings, qcad? and librecad might be worth looking at. Note:? Its been a while since I've used either program: I had a paid version of Qcad Professional that I used for a

Try https://www.turbocad.com/content/doublecad-xt-v5 Works great on both Windows 10 and Windows 11 Dave

Try DoubleCad it free close to Autocad. https://www.turbocad.com/content/doublecad-xt-v5 I purchased my Autocad in 2000 and still using it but some times I need to convert from newer cad to the old

There are several good 3D CAD systems that you can use for free 1) FreeCAD. This runs on Mac, Linux and Windows. It is 100% free and Open Source www.freecad.org 2) Fusion360 is free for personal use

FreeCAD & OnShape are more for 3D modelling than 2D drafting. That said modelling the part and then generating the drawing is probably a better way to go. I use the hobby version of Fusion360, even

The link was posted – www.freecad.org <http://www.freecad.org> . You probably found the trial for Fusion360 or something (which does have a free feature-limited Personal version ). Tony Sent:

I goo ti free cad IT IA? NOT? FREE AT ALL IT IS 30 DAYS TRY ONLY WHERE? THE FREE JACK 47 71

One more comment about a grinder versus a belt sander: There are things to do with tool bits that a belt sander won't do well, or at all. But they might not be things that a hobbyist does often, if

anyone interested in freecad check these channels freecad tutorials my favorites https://www.youtube.com/@MangoJellySolutions https://www.youtube.com/@4axisprinting all about freecad and cam

Interesting video from a day ago about free CAD software... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dsG6yxNNl0 Skip to 6:50 for recommendations if you don't want to listen to all the background.

Do ya have any info on the setup yer usin ? ??? thanks ??? animal