PSI Woodworking TCLVSKIT2 Umrüstsatz für Drehmaschinen mit variabler Geschwindigkeit

Name: PSI Woodworking TCLVSKIT2 Umrüstsatz für Drehmaschinen mit variabler Geschwindigkeit
Brand: PSI Woodworking
SKU: 0810011932067
Price: 425.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:PSI Woodworking

3.2/5

€
425.83

Kompatibel mit den folgenden Drehmaschinen: PSI Turncrafter Commander TCLC10 & KWL-1018, Rockler Excelsior 33207, Harbor Freight 65345, Shop Fox W1752, Jet 1015, Rikon 70-105, Delta 46-455, Grizzly H8259 und mehr. 110/120 Volt; 60 Zyklen; 1700 U/min; Einzelphase; Klasse E. Drei Gurtpositionen; #1 650-1450 U/min; #2 1250–2800 U/min; #3 1600–3800 U/min. 3/4-PS-Motor mit variabler Drehzahl: Die Welle hat einen Durchmesser von 15 mm und eine Länge von 2-1/4; Der Körper hat einen Durchmesser von 3-3/16; Die Länge von der Schaftspitze bis zur Rückseite der Endkappe beträgt 9-3/4. Rüsten Sie Ihre Drehmaschine von Multi Speed auf Variable Speed um; Beinhaltet einen 3/4-PS-Motor mit variabler Drehzahl, eine Schaltkastensteuerung, eine Motorriemenscheibe, eine Motormontageplatte, einen 7-mm-Bohrer, einen metrischen Inbusschlüssel und Hardware.

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EAN: 0810011932067

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Elektro- & Handwerkzeuge, Elektrowerkzeuge, Drehmaschinen, Holz-Drehbänke,

Batteries Required?	‎No
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 24 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Horsepower	‎0.75
Included Components	‎Motor;Control Box;Pulley;MountingPlate;Drill Bit;Wrench
Item model number	‎TCLVSKIT2
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎14.04 pounds
Manufacturer	‎PSI Woodworking
Material	‎Metal
Package Dimensions	‎14.21 x 12.17 x 6.57 inches
Part Number	‎TCLVSKIT2
Power Source	‎DC
Voltage	‎110 Volts
Warranty Description	‎2 Years

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Scritto da: Bill

Value

I installed the kit on my Rikon 70-105 Lathe. I had to redrill the holes on the original faceplate to get to fit. After redrilling the motor fit to the lathe with no problems. I too think there should be some consideration for a better place to mount the controller to the lathe. The original motor was a 1/2 hp motor and the new motor is 3/4 hp. However, the new motor seems to bog down when turning and especially when using Forster bits. Otherwise it does allow me to use the lathe without changing belt positions which is what I was looking for. But would be nice to have more power.

Scritto da: Patrick McNeal

Easy installation on my Harbor Freight 65345 mini lathe. Works great so far!

I didn't read the directions and I had it installed in under 30 minutes. I also installed a digital tachometer, and on the lowest pulley speed, I am getting a range of 480-1900RPM. I can't see needing to change the belt for speed adjustments at all.

Scritto da: Michael Donovan

Good product

This works exactly as it should. It is smooth and does not vibrate. I would like to see the control more adaptable to mount right on the lathe.

Scritto da: Eric S Hanson

Low power

I replaced a 1/3 hp lathe motor with this one, the nameplate lists this as 3/4 hp, but when I put a gouge in it slows the material down considerably. That didn't happen with the 1/3hp motor.

Scritto da: Woodproj91

Belt sander conversion

Great kit for belt sander conversion. Variable speed motor great for woodworking and sharpening tools.

Scritto da: Timothy Shivers

Item was faulty obviously not checked

The item did not work at all. It was supposed to be an “open returned” item but specifically stated it had been tested. Was obvious when opened there was a problem. Loose wires and you could smell the burnt electronics.

Scritto da: Steve Drinkut

General International Lathe

Had to replace control board on General International VARIABLE SPEED “MAXI-LATHE VF” 25-114QC lathe. This kit worked well and lathe is up and running.

Scritto da: MGL

Great Kit for Converting a Lathe to Variable Speed

This kit uses good quality parts. The D.C. motor is compact, but has plenty of power, (3/4 HP). The motor runs quietly and without vibration. The controller has a conservatively designed variable speed power supply that I consider industrial quality. Using the supplied 3 step motor pulley, and the smallest pulley position yielded a minimum speed of 500 RPM, and a maximum speed of 2200 RPM. That is all the range I need, so messing about with belts and pulleys will not be necessary for me......just dial the speed that I need. Of course your needs and the lathe spindle pulleys that you have may yield different results. While the kit is well made and contains the basics for doing a lathe conversion, there are so many different lathes that modifications may be necessary, or, if you are lucky, it could just be a bolt up operation. For this reason, I do NOT recommend this kit to someone who does not have some basic skills and a decent set of tools. It may take a little work to install, but the results are worth it. P.S. I also installed an inexpensive tachometer, purchased on Amazon for under $20.00. I consider that essential.