I like to do bench grinders

[h7eh7e]

Other photos.

 

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VIDEO with the author of the machine.

 

[mikelkie]

Video.

Keep up such nice work

 

[h7eh7e]

Here I will show you one more work of mine.

 

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Machine video .

 

[bruski]

Дуже красива і гладка хода машина.

 

[goldstar31]

Well I've been 'commissioning' one with an 80 grit white Aloxite wheel on oe end and a diamond or CBN wheel on the other, I've sort of been grinding old lathe tools on my new Acute tool and cutter grinder.
Too much snow to get into the workshop n
but I'm impressed with the sharpness of these re-furbished lathe tools. Hope to get them in use

Cheers

Norman

 

[h7eh7e]

Good day to all. I will show you such a machine.

 

[h7eh7e]

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Here is a video of the machine.

 

[MRA]

Hi - I have been looking at your work - дуже хороший You seem to use 3-phase motors and you have broken the star-point where needed to work them from 220v in 'delta'. I just did this too, to run with a fancy Japanese variable-frequency-drive inverter which I was lucky to buy second-hand. But are you running yours from a single-phase supply somehow, perhaps with those banks of capacitors to synthesise another phase? I am curious.
Mark, Manchester UK

 

[h7eh7e]

Good evening. Yes, I use a three-phase electric motor, but I connect it to the network for one phase according to this scheme.