Height of motor plinth
Douglas Johnston | 21/08/2023 21:56:43 |
![]() 814 forum posts 36 photos | I am in the process of clearing out my workshop and unearthed a partly built Worden cutter grinder that has been lurking in a dusty corner for many years. While I am still able I thought I would finish the construction but I notice that the metal plinth that the motor sits on is missing. Can someone who has a Worden please give me the dimensions of the plinth so I can fabricate a replacement. It is the height of the plinth that is my main concern, the length and width don't matter so much. Doug |
David Noble | 21/08/2023 23:05:01 |
![]() 402 forum posts 37 photos | Hello Doug, If someone doesn't reply sooner, I'll find the plans tomorrow and send a photo. David
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Nigel Graham 2 | 21/08/2023 23:27:40 |
3293 forum posts 112 photos | It's 3 inches on my Worden, but NB this is a Hemingway Kits machine so may differ in details from the original. (The plinth is supplied ready-folded in the kit.) |
Howard Lewis | 22/08/2023 07:42:20 |
7227 forum posts 21 photos | Just measured mine. My kit was bought at least 30 years ago, so pre Bridgenorth days. The plinth for the motor is 3" high Width 4 15/16" Lrength 6 15/16" with a 1" wide flange along each side, for the M6 setscrews that pass through into the tappings in the bars that reinforce the base On mine, the capacitor was a shade too long to fit into the box, so the rear face had to be bored to let the plain end of the capacitor protrude. HTH Howard. |
Douglas Johnston | 22/08/2023 11:42:58 |
![]() 814 forum posts 36 photos | I have the plans David but the dimensions are not given since the plinth was supplied already folded up. Thank you Nigel and Howard for supplying the dimensions I was looking for, much appreciated. Doug |
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