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Upfront, I do not have personal experience with the X2, but I think if I was replacing a 1 ph motor, economically, I would be looking at the DC motors available, either ex treadmill type or surplus DC servo, with a SCR controller from KB or Baldor. no power supply needed! Or a 3 phase motor with a VFD, 220 1ph input. One you get into AC servo, the controller gets a bit more specific and less flexible. Al.
__________________ CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Machine Design. “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” Albert E. |
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| I don't know how they would stack up against the stock X2 motor. I have only been using them as lighter replacements for the stock Taig motors, which are only a 1/4 HP, so they really do the trick there. Don't know if there would be a lot of benefit against the X2 motor though. Guess someone would have to try it. I know brushless are more efficient, so more power delivered for the same wattage draw, but by how much exactly I don't know. Might be a wash. Thanks for the PS tips, AL. If there is a cheap way to run these things it would certainly make them a lot more useful to a lot more people as cheaper options than a proper motor and VFD package costs. |
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| I listened to all this good advice and spent $20 (big spender) on a 90 volt DC brushed motor. It is a Electrocraft 703. The max speed is 4000 RPM, the continuous torque is 410 in/oz, and it seems like (if I am reading the chart correctly) the amps are 7.7. See the catalog with the specifications here: http://www.electrocraft.com/files/el...aft_legacy.pdf Questions: Does this look like a potential spindle motor? Do you think it will work with the OEM X2 mini mill speed controller? |
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