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Try a foot switch for a sewing machine, you may have to cut the sewing
machine side plug and relace with a standard plug. Tehse foot switch are usally carbon pile and can vary speed form extra slow to full speed on a 110v motor I doubt if that voltage drop controller will work. That sewing machine motor is probably something like 1/60Hp. I have serious doubts it can deal with the amps even a 1/2Hp motor will draw. D "burly pete" wrote in message oups.com... Hi My lathe varies speed through a 2 pulley system one on the motor shaft and one one the lathe spindle. As you change the speed one pulley will open up reducing its diameter as the other pulley will close down increasing its diameter. There must be a name for this type of system but I don't know it. My problem is the slowest speed is still too fast for the bigger blanks. Is there a way I can change the speed of the AC motor to compensate for the high ratio of the pulleys. Thanks in Advance Peter |
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