Mini Metal Lathe 1 HP Servo Motor 750 Watt Computer controlled with threading and gears
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- 1 HP 750 Watt Computer Controller and Matching Servo Motor fits Many Mini Metal Lathes.
The horsepower improvement is incredible.
Kinda like replacing the small block with a big block in your Mustang/Camaro muscle car. Just pure power, so much so that you will never use all of it.
This system provides full power at any speed and that includes Spindle RPM's as low as 60 RPM's
there is enough info here to build your own but:
individual components are available at www.servomotor...
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I've had my 7x14 Erie tools lathe for 6 years now and have been fairly satisfied with it to a point. I always realized that it couldn't perform like bigger and better quality lathes but,for what I do it was adequate as at this point I really had no need for anything high precision. I've made a few upgrades and mods to it but always noticed it was lacking in its ability to produce a real decent finish but not anything that a little polishing couldn't fix but it always had a tendency to chatter somewhat no matter how much tinkering and adjusting I did so,I just concluded it was the nature of a cheap mini lathe. Last week while turning some delrin rod,the spindle just stopped dead but the motor was still running. At first I thought that the belt was slipping but when I inspected it,I realized that the motor shaft had snapped. It actually broke off clean right at the armature. I really don't know how it happened as I was only cutting plastic rod at the time. I'd been looking at this upgrade kit on ebay for some time and actually almost bought it awhile back but figured that I really didn't need it as the original motor had adequate torque for what I do. So I purchased this new servo kit from Dan last week,installed it and tried it on the very same piece of delrin that was still in the chuck when the shaft broke and immediately noticed a difference in the way it cut. There was no more chatter! All this time I thought it was something about the overall quality of the lathe but actually the motor was the culprit. I chucked up a piece of aluminum rod and tried it and the difference was huge. No more chatter. The installation of this motor was simple. I just had to modify the belt cover as bit per the instructions and some on the headstock cover,about 10 minutes work. Fit and adjusted perfectly. Every time that I had to change the belt on the other motor,It was a pain to get it right but this new one aligns perfectly.
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Still in the process of getting my new lathe up and running. I have the blue and white lathe in the video in a 7 x 14 configuration. Now I know how I'm going to fix it after I get up and running and break it, lol. The belt and pulley upgrades alone would be a huge improvement. My mad money account was stretched pretty thin with the lathe purchase, plus all the tooling, etc. Once it bounces back a bit I'm coming back cash in hand, this is a bad a$$ upgrade. Probably around the time you get back from vacation (I'm guessing) and start shipping again.
You sold me! Just ordered my kit from your web site!
Hi Brett.
These are built when ordered. Right now there is a run on the 8 X 16 lathe kits. Yours should be finished in 3 days.
Thanks
Dan
@@danielmartin382 thanks for the update. That’s no problem at all.
thats incredible.. great execution
AWESOME! I will be ordering this for my lathe soon
Just ordered a unit, looking forward to it
Very informative video, Dan. Will be powering an old bench lathe with one of these sewing machine motors in the near future.
Great Job Dan but buy a spanner wrench..Great work.
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Muito bom também
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Thanks for this info. This is exactly what I wanted to know.
Great video and nice lathe, would love to have it for my shop!
Super cool
I have a 2 speed lathe 7 by 10 will it fit
See the two speed kit here: www.servomotorkit.com/
Hay do you no if this will fit a 7 by 10 lathe
There is a different kit for two speeds. Search eBay with this item number 184590554254.
If you already have the motor, look at this kit, search eBay for this item # 185226001159
To bad you don’t ship to Canada, I have the hi/low headstock and I see you had a kit for them as well, it is a really nicely thought out kit.
I’d love to buy one...
Look again, I have servomotorkit.com set up for shipping to Canada. It is however costly ($85) and than there is Canadian customs. They are likely to tax your import.
It is however technically sewing machine parts. Last I checked there is no import duty on sewing machine parts.
C axis capable? Thanks.
Salve, potrei sapere le pulegge utilizzate e dove acquistarle?💯😋😋
Go to https//www.servomotorkit.com. The site is new so we have many more than listed. You will need to use a reship company to ship outside USA. Try www.shipito.com/en/
sorry they do not have a site in Italian so use a translate program.
Thank you.
Dan
Hey Dan! How is the new motor setup for low end torque for threading? Stay healthy my friend.
These run unstoppable at spindle speeds as low as 200 RPM.
hay where did you buy the pulleys for the servo motor and the lathe spindle?
I have them custom made. See my store. www.servomotorkit.com/
Nice! That motor come with a square aluminum mounting bracket? I purchased mine and didn’t come with it. I can’t mount it because doesn’t have anything to hold to. It doesn’t have the 4 screws either.
This motor now is built to our specs to include software based jam protection, thermal overload protection, Non magnetic speed control switch, fully adjustable motor mount that allows for both belt tension and belt alignment, polished and anodized Synchronous Drive pulleys and 1/2" wide USA standard L050 belt.
See it here: www.servomotorkit.com/spindle-drive
We also have a complete system for the 2 speed versions.
See the 2 speed kit here: www.servomotorkit.com/shop-1
Note: some page address's are subject to change so start at:
www.servomotorkit.com
i just ordered the set up you used , I was thankful to finally find something to fix the lathe mine has been not worked since day on , i purchased it in February. I eventually want to hook up stepper motors to it ,to make it a CNC will I be able to hook the controller into the system ,or do you have any recommendations thank you for your time
David, I have no idea if you can attach other motors to the control unit. Likely not. Maybe with the 2 pin plug as a stop start control but due so at your own risk. See below.
The extra plugs in the back are: 4 pin is for a needle stop position. It will basically stop the motor in 2 positions 180' apart. However to use this function you need to fit the position sensor (hall effect with 2 magnets) on the spindle. This is not worth the effort as there is not enough positions available to use it as a drill index etc.
The 2 pin is likely a power out for a light or a safety cut off. I have not tested it and do not know.
David.
I am currently working on CNC control with another interest machinist who already has his mini lathe converted to CNC. I will try to look you up to contact you direct but it will be posted here when done.
Thanks
Dan.
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David.
I have designed and tested a switchable internal/external motor speed control. This will allow you to turn on and off the motor remotely at any of 10 different selected speeds.
I will bring it to market soon.
@@danielmartin382 ,
Please provide the address for this mini lathe dealer/distributor in *Indonesia* .
Hi Dan, a great design improvement you have developed for this lathe, a pity you dont ship to Australia, if you ever decide to ship overseas you have a buyer here. I have watched your video about 6 times so far. Tried to send you a "seller email" to but it blocked any from overseas customers. Interested in a mounting and drive kit as i can get the motor and controller in 240 volt suppy here locally. Keep up the great designs and kit purchase options. cheers Adrain
You mentioned you do mods on that lathe. Have you done any with the compound and cross slides? Also, with this mod are you able to take off more material per pass compared to the 750 watt motor that was in there?
Yes lots more with each pass. However just because you can does not mean you should. Remember the bed is only 3" wide. If it chatters, you are cutting too much.
Salve. Quale è il rapporto di trasmissione?
Hello!! a question this lathe can also make threads in inches or just metric?
Do you think the motor is usable for a small bandsaw?
The variable speed makes me think of using it so my bandsaw can be used to cut metal
Absolutely. See th-cam.com/video/6HhShd1n62k/w-d-xo.html
I have several customers who have done this and they are thrilled.
Sir, is the speed proportional?. Also what are the speed settings on the controller for?
Non credo comunque che un mandrini si blocchi così repentinamente... Bisognerebbe avere un arresto più morbido, alla fine la cinghia ne risentirà!
Can you cut threads on ac motor and use all the gear setting just like before with the dc motor?
Absolutely
Can you find a new link? The one you provided is broken.
Done
Please provide the address for this mini lathe dealer/distributor in *Indonesia* .
Good video Dan, where do I get your kit
I updated the link above. Additionally you can search eBay links as follows:
www.servomotorkit.com/
Hey Daniel. Sent you a message through eBay and you gave me the title of your video here. Let me know if you find one of those smaller pulleys with the small I.D. I have the same lathe as the one you show in this video and I'd like to replace the pulleys and the belt. It would be nice to replace the belt with one that is more available and better quality than the one that comes with it. Cheers
I only offer the conversion kits to include just the belt and pulleys and all the way to a complete system including the servo motor. I am also designing drives for shop smith and others. However I do not offer a replacement of the original drive as the original motors are prone to failure. text me at 8314212669 if you want direct contact.
So with all the gears missing theres no carriage feed ..?
Look again. This system allows for complete installation of the lead screw and any change gears you choose.
is there anyway I can have cnc control with a Centroid Acorn?
The motor can be stopped and or run at any specific speed by providing the correct resistance or voltage to the external speed control version plug. Revolutions can be counted by back stabbing the field wires. Reversing would be difficult. Several say they have CNC control but none have provided instructions on how. I personally may never find time to design that system.
Howdy friend, do you still have listings on eBay? It appears your link is broken.
I updated the link above. Additionally you can search eBay links as follows:
Single speed mini lathe kit: www.servomotorkit.com/spindle-drive
Two speed mini lathe kit: www.servomotorkit.com/shop-1
8 X 16 mini lathe kit: www.servomotorkit.com/product-page/900w-8-x-16-metal-lathe-mx-210v-servo-motor-upgrade-kit-1-2-hp-belt-type-vvvv
Hi I live in the UK what voltage is it and how much
Dave, I can build it in 110~120 volts or 220~250 volts. They sell in the USA at apx $289 USD. However I usually do not ship outside of the USA.
That video is very dated. The new models have to many upgrades to list.
To see them on eBay you need to register a US address in your eBay account. At that point you could buy but you will still need a US based reship company
and they will likely charge you a considerable fee..
I will consider selling to you direct but only after seeing your feedback on eBay. That is feedback you left for others.
Discuss this by e mail to fernriverresort@gmail.com
Nice work, I need to do this for my emco, whats the dimensions of the motor
Thanks
Steve. Which model Emco? I ask as someone is in communication with me on eBay to make the kit. Always better to make the first kit with an owner and not through eBay.
Once complete it would be listed on eBay for other Emco owners. First one gets it at cost or less but has extra shipping.
Thanks
Dan
@@danielmartin382 Its a Compact 5 but might need the motor for other machine depending on dimensions of the motor
Thanks
Very busy right now but looking for a broken Emco. Maybe someday I can develop a kit
See our new website for most kits currently available www.servomotorkit.com
Hi, If you ever decide you could ship to Australia put me down for a kit, just let me know and I will transfer funds.
Regards
Barry
Helps if you hold stuff in front of the camera and let it focus on them.
Might be interested in metal lathe content, but you need to work on your video production a bit. Hang some blankets to help kill the echo. Out of focus shots should be re-recorded with fixed focus, or neutral background to be auto focus friendly. That’s only the first 3 minutes. Good luck.
Mike,
If only I had time to make new videos. Currently I cannot build the kits and the new designs fast enough. Now I have a new system for two speed lathes that I really need to make a video on but again, the two prototypes of these I built so far are already in use and the manufacturing of gears is not even finished.
Dan
You need to ramp up to speed. Starting and stopping so abruptly is hard on the lathe. Any size lathe
@@donjohnson7899 Don. soft start and soft braking is programmable. The video you watched is version 1 from almost 2 years ago. There are now thousands of these in use and everybody programs them to their own requirements.
@@danielmartin382 Yep. Need to get that done
How about a clip-on mic.