Wanting to power a lead screw

JimDawson said:
That one looks like it would work, and it seems they are a US manufacturer, located in Connecticut. At least you can call them if you have problem.
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Yeah, a fellow by the name of iron man uses them.
Oh, I just saw you are a mod here.
I have not been here to much lately.
Well, I'll decide, I have to dig up a window motor too, I guess they use wiper motors too.
I will let you know, and probably post a video or some pictures at least.
Thanks again for your help.
 
This is what I used for my mill power feed. I also picked up a windshield wiper motor to turn it with. Power in, motor out. really simple. I put it in an enclosure with the pot sticking out.
 
BRIAN said:
Hi take a look at this it may help it's seen a lot of use now so I can recommend it.
and you have me here to help if required.
Power lead screw for 7x12.




Brian.
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IDK, looks ,like posts are disappearing again.
Nice job on that, it is rare to see a wiper motor with only 2 wires.
What did you pay for your PWM unit?
Was it one of the ones from china?
 
mzayd3 said:
This is what I used for my mill power feed. I also picked up a windshield wiper motor to turn it with. Power in, motor out. really simple. I put it in an enclosure with the pot sticking out.
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price is right on it too, what are you using for a power supply?
 
To anyone, do you see any problem with this for a power supply?
From what l can see, it looks like it would be OK?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPERNIGHT-...ing_Parts_and_Accessories&hash=item4adebca1da
It says for LED strip light, but the specks look OK don't they?

  • Input: AC 110V/220V ± 20%
  • Output: 12V DC 30A
  • The output direct voltage adjustable range: ±10%
  • The output voltage tolerance: ±1%
  • Nominal power: 360W
  • Protections: overload / over voltage / short circuit
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I used this for a power supply. It may not be the best, but for what I have invested, if it craps out, oh well, I guess I'll replace it with something else. What you have in your last post might be a little better suited to the task.
 
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