New addition
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New addition
Found this for a very reasonable price. A 5 hr round trip and it’s home. A complete rebuild will be undertaken and an inverter drive will be installed (it’s a 3 ph and I only have single at home)
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- Rabbitz
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Re: New addition
For those in the group, not me, who aren't completely machinery savvy, again not me, could you explain the purpose of this wonderful piece of workshop hardware?
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Hi Rabz. It’s a surface grinder. Used for grinding steel flat and parallel. Because the wheel spins on a vertical axis it’s commonly referred to as a wash grinder as it leaves circular grinding marks.
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Re: New addition
nice pick up lots of cool flat things to be made.get a new cutting wheel for it.had lots of fun on one at trade school
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Like I said, it wasn't for me...kickinback wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 7:03 pm Hi Rabz. It’s a surface grinder. Used for grinding steel flat and parallel. Because the wheel spins on a vertical axis it’s commonly referred to as a wash grinder as it leaves circular grinding marks.
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Re: New addition
Gives a surface finish just like this
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Sew eurodrive make 240v single phase to 240v 3 phase VSD drives. Very easy to set up. The motor needs to be changed in terminal box from 415v to 240v. Theres a few company's that make the the drives
Probably telling you stuff you already know.
Probably telling you stuff you already know.
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Re: New addition
matang wrote:Sew eurodrive make 240v single phase to 240v 3 phase VSD drives. Very easy to set up. The motor needs to be changed in terminal box from 415v to 240v. Theres a few company's that make the the drives
Probably telling you stuff you already know.
Is that from star to delta?
Always appreciate good help Mat.
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Re: New addition
Isn't star delta the difference between starting out of gear and running in gear?
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Dunno. Waiting for feedback from the qualified industrial sparky above.
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Re: New addition
Apart from the elecrical wizardry how does the bottom clamp arrangement work.
Is it magnetic or if there something missing ?
Is it magnetic or if there something missing ?
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Magnetic. If I put a lifting plate on it you could lift the whole machine off it.
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Re: New addition
Nice pickup mate just for your info I have 3 phase.
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Re: New addition
Yes thats Star to delta.kickinback wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 7:25 pmmatang wrote:Sew eurodrive make 240v single phase to 240v 3 phase VSD drives. Very easy to set up. The motor needs to be changed in terminal box from 415v to 240v. Theres a few company's that make the the drives
Probably telling you stuff you already know.
Is that from star to delta?
Always appreciate good help Mat.
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Smaller motors are normally star connections 415V change to delta 240v
All bigger motors are Delta connections 415.
Not hard to set up.
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Bigger motors use an arrangement of all the motor wire connections run back to contactors and timers. The contactors first start the motor in a star connections than after a set time change to delta. They do this to lessen the current draw when motor is first starting. Today with the cheaper price of VSD star/delta motor starters are less used. The best way to start any moter is Direct on line but you need large power source cables. Think Portland aluminum smelter