[How do I?] 110v to 220v change

[Ulma Doctor]

Yes

 

[Chip Hacket]

I think you're good to go.

 

[Canus]

Does your mill have a switch to reverse motor direction? I may be wrong here but if it only has an on/off switch you are wired correctly for "right" rotation of the motor.

 

[DavidR8]

Awesome, thanks all!


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[RJSakowski]

RJSakowski did I get this right?

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That will work. I think that the way the terminals are set up it would be better to connect 6 to 2-3 and 5 to 4 or 1. The OEM jumpers are set up for that arrangement.

 

[MontanaLon]

`Have you made chips yet or are you going to milk it out for another couple of threads?

 

[Chip Hacket]

That will work. I think that the way the terminals are set up it would be better to connect 6 to 2-3 and 5 to 4 or 1. The OEM jumpers are set up for that arrangement.

I must agree

 

[DavidR8]

Does your mill have a switch to reverse motor direction? I may be wrong here but if it only has an on/off switch you are wired correctly for "right" rotation of the motor.

It does not have a reverse switch so I think it’s good to go.


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[DavidR8]

`Have you made chips yet or are you going to milk it out for another couple of threads?

Anyone have a 20 220v plug?


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[MontanaLon]

Anyone have a 20 220v plug?


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When I got my mill, and didn't have a plug yet, I stripped the wires off and wired it directly to the line, you know, like a real machinist would do as the electrician shakes his head.