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02-07-2007, 09:40 PM
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Hopefully this is in the right spot... What are people doing for a tachometer readout on lathes / mills etc. I see a lot of posts where people are saying they are getting xxx rpm, but no one saying exactly how this is measured. Does anyone have a circuit diagram / know of a tacho kit that can be applied to a lathe or mill. Thanks. Colin  |
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