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I was on the mini mill yahoo group. It was a long time ago. Maybe someone here can answer this question. If its not appropriate here please let me know and accept my apologies. I have done a lot of

WAM ; Do you have problem with your web? I have tested you With different browsers Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at www.ajawamnet.com. Sendt fr?

There used to be a Yahoo group called something like “GrizHFminimill” (I probably don’t have that quite right and all brands were discussed) which was pretty good. But I think it evaporated. I

I was wondering where I might find the Mini Mill forum. I'm not sure this is the forum to discuss the mill on.

Hi Jon, I am just an occasional user of the lathe, mill and band saw. The motors have all performed excellently. I use the foot pedal on the mill and bandsaw with a 100k POT on the lathe for speed

I have the Consew on multiple machines - my CNC and my Deckel clone: http://www.ajawamnet.com/ajawam3/swarf/maxnc.html http://www.ajawamnet.com/ajawam3/swarf/cutter_grinder.html On the one I have -

-- Since I have just been cleaning and painting a steady that was given to me for my Boxford A lathe, your post caught my attention. I like the big open gate at the top. It bolts onto the ways with a

Hi all. For my next lathe project I'm thinking about adding an X axis DRO.? It's really the one axis there's no built in measurement for and I think I'd really like it for boring to a specific depth

Ralph, How do you like the motor performance? Do you have continuous (0%-100%) analog speed control? What did you do for your mounts and belt drive interfaces? . I was looking at this pretty closely

It's frequently possible to get a free treadmill on bulk trash day! If not, they're usually available cheaply at thrift stores. In addition to the motor & controller, there's usually quite a bit of

I have the Consew Brushless 3/4 <https://www.ebay.com/itm/133108684982?hash=item1efde558b6:g:r1MAAOSw~gRVmWce>hp motor on my lathe, my mill and my bandsaw and I have a spare. Ralph

if you don't mind making a new motor mount you can use a treadmill motor & controller , that will give you variable speed . ??? ??? animal

Yea, I wasn’t sure about that voltage. Thanks for the correct information. Michael - California, USA Micro-Mark MicroLux 7x16 LMS 3990 Hi-Torque Mill with power feed Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Hi Chris Nice you are following us on the Group. I have an electrical question: how do you make 120 V to a 220 V motor? (Just for education!) The 5200 lathe lamps is for 220 V, so it is difficult to

I will take out the rotor from the front side, all cables are going in back. If I am remembering correct, there are some springs on the back part I have to be carefully with. The rotor is a littlebit

The motors used on the LittleMachineShop.com mini lathes and mini mills are 230V motors. The motor on Alibaba is a 48V motor. Besides the voltage being correct, be sure to check the physical

I have only a LMS 4700 , so I am collection good advices. /johannes Sendt fr? E-post for Windows Fr?:j_r_abercrombie via groups.io Sendt: tysdag 22. mars 2022 17:04 Til: [email protected]

So new bearings won't solve the problem? Can you figure out what's causing the noise?

Nice project IF you have a good milling machine. :)

That 7x14? price is now $700 at Walmart.ca . About the best buy?? I think the Vevor are the 'bottom of the heap' in quality, so hard to tell. I have a 7x14 lathe and I would not be happy with a 7x12