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-- Emco V10P new 1984 from my wife's uncle. I brought it to Florida from Dayton in 2006 and have used it to turn plastic, brass, aluminum and the odd steel part. It all works. I am moving and have to

You need to press the shaft out about 20mm as a unit more or less, and then take the gears off one by one. On my metric machine, the bearing on the right side (by the big gear) is a slip fit on the

Hi Tim could you send some photo ? Hmm i was look in spare part list and is nothing what should hold this shaft in ,similar problem on bought side when you try take off ? Ok the shaft can go out only

Hi All, It's come around time to start working on the Blue V10 so I can get her ready to sell (I need the space) and I need to swap the innards of the Norton boxes. If you remember a few years ago I

Hi Vedran i find out even cheaper solution help me one guy on facebook he send me pages in Austria directky for emco and you can order this wheel for 7.20eu ,problem is they have only 15 grind disk

Hi Andrei i find out even cheaper solution help me one guy on facebook he send me pages in Austria directky for emco and you can order this wheel for 7.20eu ,problem is they have only 15 grind disk

Hi Clyde i find out even cheaper solution help me one guy on facebook he send me pages in Austria directky for emco and you can order this wheel for 7.20eu ,problem is they have only 15 grind disk

Ok Vedran white corund 99BA is cheaper like 96A andis better have grinding wheel also for cast iron not only for steel ,no problem ,regards Roman ---------- P?vodní e-mail ---------- Od: Vedran via

Hi Vedran i only follow your lead and i found this information in user manual -lower speed for outer grinding and higher for internal grnding? i understand that 4500rpm are enough and still firs

Also, going by the catalogue, 99BA is suitable for cast iron, while 96A is not... other specs seem the same. Maybe go with 99BA for that reason.

We DON'T need higher speed wheels, you're not supposed to use them above 4500 RPM anyway. Hopefully other member sing up for some more. Regards Vedran [email protected]> wrote:

ADDITIONAL information on the parameters of grinding wheels.? Today I called a technician at TYROLIT and asked him about the questions I received from you, so the wheels are set for a maximum grinder

Hi Vedran for your advise , i did and rrushes are like new ,i thing problem with some burn wires happen because wires in glans was loose and you can easy pull them out and in and in that momentt cople

Universal AC motors are not regulated so free spinning RPM is dependent on friction, etc. What is printed on the motor nameplate will usually be top RPM with no load and it will drop quite a bit under

Hi Craig and thank you, i had a suspicion it can be RPM but i was not sure . ? ? ?regards Roman ---------- P?vodní e-mail ---------- Od: S Craig via groups.io <sdi@...> Komu:

hello Roman, "n" is a common symbol for r.p.m. (revolutions per minute). regards, Stuart, NZ

Hi Vedran thank you for this idea i was looked in to manual for v 10 and it is say only speed off pulley 4500 ,8000 ,12000RPM and low speed should be use for outernal grinding id higher for internal

Motor is brushed universal AC type so it’s pretty fast and loud but I’m not sure about the exact speed and I don’t have access to a v10 manual at the moment. TP grinder deatails are in there,

Hi Vedran ,OK i will put you on list ,by the way thank you for find this marking system , i will call tomorrow for some questions into TYROLIT but in this moment i know the wheels can be finish in

If I'm reading this correctly, it's medium hardness, brown Al oxide, open structured wheel, good up to 11000 RPM. Emco TP grinder goes up to 12000 RPM, but going by the manual, we're only supposed to