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Both times the treadmill was already pretty beat up, (one was already mostly disassembled, so I just removed the plastic cover on the other by breaking it off. The motors were bolted on with two bolts

Bruce, I have several as well as a couple of recycled electric lawn mower motors. The mower motors are rated at 1.1 HP and 4000 RPM. As an experiment I set one up with a light dimmer switch and it ran

I have two of them; takes about 15 minutes of roadside surgery with a leatherman or similar tool to yank it and the controller from one on bulky trash day :-)

A lot of people have used motors salvaged from treadmills. May time people think they are going to get fit and lose weight so they buy a treadmill, then latter find they never use it. So used ones are

Hi group Some days ago I complain and asked for advice and help about my LMS 5200 lathe BLDC motor. It would not start automatically, it needed a manual twist and it made a terrible noise. The FAULT

I have a 7x12 so a 12" scale worked without needing any cutting.? I used a 50V nonpolarized capacitor (I have a ziplock-sized bag of them).? It's overkill as far as the working voltage goes and a

wrote: I've heard of people making plastic nuts from thermoplastic and I know of one person who did make some. You could machine or print them. In either case, the threads are made undersize then you

Chris, let me express my admiration for your solution to your lathe travel measurement question. Cheap, simple, reliable; what’s not to love! I am going to put that at the head of my “Projects To

Mark, great info, thanks. Did you use one of those tiny little yellow/orange caps in the read head???It fit inside the case???I'm guessing you used a 24" scale and cut it? Thanks Chris. I couldn't

[email protected]> wrote: That is why I suggesting using magnets. Buy a $7 digital caliper at aliexpress.com. You can buy magnets but I salvage then from dead computer hard drives and have a good

I put an Igaging acuremote on the Z axis of my 7x12.? Based on my past experience with electrical-noise problems I went with the stainless steel scale, but to completely eliminate th

I went to check out the link and I'm already a member. I wasn't getting any messages though so I made a couple of adjustments and just got a message. Not much activity on that site, but I will ask

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Aargh!??I meant Z axis, parallel to the bed.??That's what I get for getting involved in a project too late at night, LOL. Chris, that's a nice setup you've got there. That looks great for doing

The fignoggle split delrin nuts do take out most of the backlash. What is left is the play in the x axis bearings, and the y steel on steel. Some of that can be taken out with the handwheel nut

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There has to be some way to get rid of most of the back lash , unfortunately I don't have one of these machines? so I can't say what I think can be done . ??? ??? animal

Unfortunately I think alot of folks have gone over to FB groups . Good to see that I'm not the only one holding out? ! ??? ??? animal

If you want "simple". You can attach an iGauging" type DRO with magnets. Glue the magnets to the DRO scale. This is not a lot different from placing a magnetic base on a dial indicator.

Your probably right. I don't use the dial gauge much anymore anyway, and the change might make the backlash worse. Onward to the next project. Thanks for the replies everyone, I think I'll do some