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DittoNice bench Mark. How about a YouTube tour with all your tool recommendations.
DittoNice bench Mark. How about a YouTube tour with all your tool recommendations.
Next question: Installation......What is the best way to secure the magnet to the spindle?
I just have my magnet in one of the D1 holes. If I need to change chucks I just pluck it out.Next question: Installation......What is the best way to secure the magnet to the spindle?
Thanks for the replies. Mark, that is the solution I am looking for. I'll proceed with the aluminum collar / ring. Thanks!Depends on what you are mounting it two. If to the spindle, people often just use some electrical tape, but not a long term solution. If a spider, then I drill a shallow hole so it sits flush in the hole and you can use some metal epoxy. Many of the magnets are metric in diameter so need a metric drill to get a press in fit, then I use red Locttite. I no spider I make an aluminum ring and mount the magnet to that., use a small set screw to hold it in place.
There are 2 wires for power which is typically 12VDC (about 50 mA), so need a small DC power supply or they have 24VAC to 12VDC step down converters that one can use power from your 24VAC transformer used for lights and the contactors. There are 3 wires used to connect to the hall sensor. They are all color coded and numbered so just connect the wires per the instructions.