![]() ![]() I added a Machtach RPM/SFM readout (can't say enough about Machtach and it's owner, Henry Arnold) and the Hitachi remote is also mounted on the articulating arm along with all controls. Andy programmed in a couple work-arounds on the Hitachi WJ200 VFD and it was Andy that suggested that I put all controls to the right of the carriage. My biggest mistake was assuming that a 3 HP VFD would suffice. There was help also from Gizmowizard, AKA Paul, another local Sag 12 owner that installed a VFD. ![]() Fortunately I had a LOT of help from a former co-worker who is an electronics tech and also some wonderful advise and help from Lakeside53, AKA Andy. My problem was (is) a lack of knowledge of anything electronic. I operated it first using a RPC but couldn't stand the combined noise so went to a VFD. The lathe was very little used and came with most accessories including taper attachment, both rests, 3 & 4 jaw chucks, 5C collet chuck, blah blah. ![]() The Photobucket site has undergone some changes and I'm not sure if my pics will transfer as clickable thumbnails. Ugly machine, works great! I'll try to attach a few pics of my Grazzi. I think you're the person I bought a Powermatic 1200 drill press from. I live in the Wallingford district of north Seattle. You're welcome to come look at it if you like. I'm nearly done with my VFD conversion on my Sag 12. ![]()
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