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All the sizes I want have gone.

does anyone know where to get r8 square collets from for my tool cutter grinder really after 1/4 3/8 1/2 inch sizes I have just put a wanted ad up.

thanks

mike

It might be worth popping down to http://www.wolverhampton-dmes.co.uk/ and asking the question work days are a Tuesday our track is based just outside sedgley at baggeridge park

I think you need 5 forum post to see the contact details

Been to Shrewsbury steam fayre to set up the portable railway track , should be a great weekend with loads of exhibits , pop in and say hi . Fingers crossed now for the weather. Sorry no photos .

I have metered all the wires and I have 4 pairs running winding, start winding , century fugal switch and capacitor. which wires go to which posts to make it run correctly for the reversing switch, this is now where I am lost. ive searched the net for a diagram for which wires go to which posts but I cant find one.

I've got the wiring diagram for the Dewhurst switch to the Crompton motor , I have followed the diagram and this is how it is wired.This is where the problems start ; in forward the motor runs rough and not up to speed,in reverse it trips the power.I had the motor off a friend, he had never bothered with reverse and it was wired up diect to a NVR switch and runs sweet in forward and up to speed. That was connected to AZ and A

I think the problem is that the wires in the motor connection block have been moved about because there are no jumpers to make it run direct from a plug, here is a photo of the motor connection block

wires coming out of the motor housing to the connection block are as follows; 2 red to AZ

red and black to T

black to A

black to Z

capacitor to A and Z

hope you can help as i'm pulling my hair out

many thanks, mike

I've got the wiring diagram for the Dewhurst switch to the Crompton motor , I have followed the diagram and this is how it is wired.This is where the problems start ; in forward the motor runs rough and not up to speed,in reverse it trips the power.I had the motor off a friend, he had never bothered with reverse and it was wired up diect to a NVR switch and runs sweet in forward and up to speed. That was connected to AZ and A.I think the problem is that the wires in the motor connection block have been moved about because there are no jumpers to make it run direct from a plug, here is a photo of the motor connection block

wires coming out of the motor housing to the connection block are as follows; 2 red to AZ

red and black to T

black to A

black to Z

capacitor to A and Z

hope you can help as i'm pulling my hair out

many thanks, mike

Edited By JasonB on 23/10/2013 18:29:15