[TheForge] OT -12v motors
Grover.Richardson at gtri.gatech.edu
Grover.Richardson at gtri.gatech.edu
Mon Jun 20 08:22:17 EDT 2011
The question is how much HP does a normal 110 V motor have, the one used on the buffing wheel that you wish to replicate. Find a dc motor of equivalent horsepower and you will have a pretty much equivalent grinder. The dc motor will have different characteristics under load (shunt or series fed (bunches of gobbledegook that is not that important to someone who just wants to use it<G>), but overall should provide you with a pleasurable tool.
Now the real problem is where are you going to get that amount of current.
All the best
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What about a radiator fan motor Jerry?
Or a small starter with the extra stuff removed ?
On Jun 19, 2011, at 5:06 PM, Jerry Frost wrote:
> I don't think so but maybe, if you got one off a bus or similar large rig
> that needed to move a lot of air over a large space. It might be worth
> checking around but just following James' suggestion to but from a surplus
> outfit would be more certain.
>
> Jer
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>> I would like to run a buffing wheel for sharpening off a 12v motor. Would
>> the motor for an auto heater or something else from a junk auto be
>> suitable
>> for the task?
>> Thanks,
>> Bob
>>
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