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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

what about parts for the 8x lathes? David Lang

I was looking into getting one of these motors for another project a while ago and found this: <

I think I'd plan on fixing a mini-lathe myself. A lot of the parts are similar in the different 7x lathes, so I think I could find parts pretty easily from LMS or MicroMark or on eBay or direct from

Hi group I have a 5200 LMS lathe, and I think the motor is gone. It need a manual twist to run and the motor make a lot of noise. Sometimes ago the motor make a lot of noise, and I took out the rotor.

When I was in appliance repair; I was constantly asked, "Which is the best appliance?". My reply; "The one you can get service on". Think; If this thing breaks, is there someone to call? If I need

Mike I have had three such experiences with Walmart vendors in the recent few years and all three were resolved quickly by Walmart Customer Service people who took my call. In all three cases, they

Great deal - at least $1500 in lathe and accessories in the picture. Actually more like about $1650 (metal handwheels) because: A bit odd - name plate shows it's a 5200 which was a 5100 with metal