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[email protected] All Messages By This Member #116395 Hi All, FWIW, I've been using a $12 digital tach on my Atlas 10" lathe for quite a while (still powered run by the original 9 volt battery, but I switch it off when not in use), along with a used treadmill motor. I'll never go back to changing belts! Super-handy and fast to just dial up the RPM's you want and get to work. Hope that's helpful. God bless you and yours, Dave Harnish Dave's Repair Service drs@... Wise men still seek Him Acts 4:12 toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 2/9/2024 2:56 PM, mike allen wrote: hey folks have any of ya made a tachometer using a Arduino ? I tried some I found online but most of them seem to have something wrong with the code? I'm not smart enough in the Arduino world to decipher the code . What are you folks using ? I don't want to buy just a tach from China . I need to get one working in the Arduino platform for part of a project I've got going . thanks animal
Smileyman #116396 Any chance you could share a pic or two of your setup?
[email protected] All Messages By This Member #116397 'Happy to, Smiley, I just took a couple quick photos and dropped them into the "Dave's Shop" folder. Called "Atlas Var speed 1" and "Atlas Var speed 2". This one's a 10" TH-42. Loving the setup so far; have been using it nearly every day for quite a while now, mostly for light work so far. Hope that's of some help to someone. God bless you guys, Dave Harnish Dave's Repair Service drs@... Heaven has strict immigration laws. Hell has open borders. Matthew 7:13-14 KJV
Lbrewer42 All Messages By This Member #116402 Any chance of plans/parts/diagram?? I would like to try to duplicate something like this (eventually!). BTW - Really like your website as well.??

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