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Wire wheel and motor sizing
I have right now a wire wheel on a 1940's 1/2 HP motor.
The wheel is very much out of whack, and I suspect the shaft has some play also. It has way too much vibration. Since I have all kinds of motors, etc, I am thinking of making a new motor/wheel combo. I would use a shaft adaptor (from McMaster also, not the cheapest kind). I want to buy a wheel at McMaster-Carr. My main use of it is "clean stuff prior to selling" or "clean little welded parts" or "remove rust from smaller parts". I have either 1/2 HP, or 3/4 HP single phase motors. What motor size and wheel size would you say works best? I would ideally like to complete my wheel order today as I am ordering some other things also. thanks i |
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