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Winner Home Grown Cutter Grinder

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Today I am going to to finish the electrical end all the way to the motor hook up. That will leave just 3 wires to be connected at final assembly. See you later.

"Billy G"
 
The paint looks like it was meant for a machine IMO. Looks good. Have fun with them wires. I have done many engine swaps from completely unrelated machines.... Cutting, welding, bending tubes, no problem. Get to the wires and the fun stops instantly. I dont like electrical at all.
 
The "Box" rests on this pedestal and swivels 360 degrees if needed. Now to put the wiring back in and button this end up.

"Billy G"

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Inside the cover. I don't want to get messed up if something happens later on. :rofl:

"Billy G"

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That paint appears a great choice!

I would add a large Ty-Rap to the power cord, inside the box, as a further strain relief. And how about some clear packing tape over your diagram?
 
Bill Gruby said:
Inside the cover. I don't want to get messed up if something happens later on. :rofl:

"Billy G"
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That's always a good idea to do. Sometimes I can't remember what I did yesterday to get something running, let alone 3-4 years later if a problem arises. :LOL:
 
The electric end is a done deal. Tomorrow we start the Wheel Spindle . We are rounding second base headed for third.

"Billy G"
 
Once the motor is mounted to the spindle bracket we will see the sparks.

"Billy G"
 
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