Newbie- Homemade 3-phase electric motor

[kadora]

Hi all

Allow me to introduce my 3-phase electric motor easily built
in the kitchen .

have a nice day Kadora

[trg-s338]

Well, where's the details? What can it do, how did you do it?

[kram242]

Yeah Yeah

[Lemo]

Whatever my wife does in the kitchen... it does not look like that. I have to talk to her...
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[quarryone]

Impressive pancake motor. You must have a very well equiped kitchen. Any details to follow? Size? HP? Exploded views? Drawings?

[chich2]

Kadora,
Nice Motor. Do you realise that there are currently 28 people looking at this thread RIGHT NOW and your not even on line?????

Hope to hear from you soon.

Chich

[llilrex]

I am one of those people looking at it right now. hope to see some details, i am sure that devulging your plans or schetches would be most gratificialy accepted. I know I want to see them!

great work, and attention to detail!

[Al_The_Man]

I will need to modify my food mixer to wind those coils.
Al.

[frankg521]

Holy crap thats awsom

[mcArch]

uh . . . how'd you do that? what does it do?

[mcArch]

What's power input? what kind of rpm & torque can you get out of it? Could it work for a spindle motor? You must have a CNC blender or something in the kitchen.

[Crashsite]

Originally Posted by kadora Hi all Allow me to introduce my 3-phase electric motor easily built in the kitchen . have a nice day Kadora

I have a problem. My kitchen seems to be lacking some (actually, all) of the requisite equipment for building this motor. Neither the stove, refrigerator, microwave, countertop, cupboards, sink, garbage disposer, or my Fry Baby, seems to provide me with the facilities to cast or mill the motor housing and armature, turn the shaft, wind the coils, press the bearings and bushings, or attach the wires to each other and the outside world.