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Thanks for all the great feedback folks.? In a way I'm a wee bit glad the solution wasn't intuitively obvious to my fellow woodworkers.? Imran is correct in his illustration above; I am interested

I put external brake resistors on my lathe. I found four 25 ohm resistors on ebay for $50 total and wired two in series and two parallel to keep the ohm thing correct. I mounted them in a different

TJ, that is good info. i have never explored braking on the VFD that runs my RL125 but i believe it works the same way and supports ext. braking resistor. just curious, how does your VFD communicate

The VFD does indeed provide internal braking, up to the current limit of the switching devices. Without the internal braking it takes maybe 50 or 60 seconds to wind down. A braking resistor in theory

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TJ, considering the size, i am surprised with 7 sec stop time without braking. does it have CI wheels? imran

Also, I agonized about using a braking resistor, but after doing a mockup and playing with deceleration time in the drive, I found that the drive can stop the wheels in about 7 seconds without an

Thanks all for the feedback. The parts are from Automation Direct. My constraint was that I didn't want to exceed the existing footprint of the saw with a big VFD enclosure, and the logical place to

Wow, that is a super clean install. Ive wired a few VFDs, but mine are just in plywood boxes next to the machines, lol! Were those enclosures and switches plug and play with the specific VFD you

Well done! Marlowe

Wow TJ , super nice - this is totally what I need to be looking for Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Morning Rob, I’ve been a great advocate of multiple passes with both the router and spindle moulder for years, usually using different bits or blades! And or tilting the spindle! That’s why I

Very well done. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 10:15 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Looking for a band saw

looks awesome. imran

Martin, i am fascinated with the fact that this is possible with just a stopped cut on the shaper. to be sure we are speaking of the two beads/fillets that terminate in the V-shape - circled below. i

Castle working. ?Drilled a very nice hole in 1 1/8 thick hard maple in under 2 seconds. ?So far, so good. ?I will have more comments after I use it a bit. ?Yes, noisy. ?The enclosure has a lot of

Looks great! Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

My bandsaw refurbishing is underway. I finished installing a VFD in a slightly too-small enclosure and mounted the controls in a more ergonomical place. The big job was dealing with the worn bore on

Thanks Joe, guessing this one is mid 70’s probably fair price assuming it’s all in order Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

What ever is the simplistic and cheapest I would avoid using a brake Justin case of emergency. In larger machines bigger hp I would use disc brakes . My oliver has an over ride that cuts the motor if