How To Make A Wood Lathe Out Of A Washing Machine Motor

All of the parts are the same they are just powered one way to make a motor and another way to make a generator.

How to make a wood lathe out of a washing machine motor. She aint pretty but shell get the job done. Slip one of the pulleys onto the spur end of the mandrel and slide the tailstock spindle shaft into the other end of the pulley. I found belt sanding first followed by rotary wire brush worked best.

Archivo de música Homemade lathe machine using washing machine motor Homemade lathe machine using washing machine motorsubido hace 8 mesespor Handmade Creative Channel. If youre interested in putting together your own low-buck lathe youll first have to come up with a 12-horsepower two-speed washing machine motor with a clockwise rotation looking at it from. You can use these motors to build a wind or water turbine and turn the motion of a.

Sometimes a combination of an induction motor for washing with a brushed motor for the high rpm of the spin cycle up to 1400 rpm at the drum so at least 15000rpm for the motor. A DC motor is exactly the same thing as a DC generator. I can make the lathe bed tailstock even head stock.

At the bottom of the bowl closest to the tail stop switch to a parting tool and form a tenon. Well broke too often. Can use 36 42 or 48 sanding belts.

Whenever your washing machine breaks dont just throw it away. Both motors come on in a low speed high torque mode. Doing this outside is a good idea as there is lots of rust dust.

It should provide plenty enough power to drive a small wood lathe like the one I am planning. Once your lathe is up and running you can start wood turning immediately and begin making. After the tub comes up to speed the second motor drops out.