John Strange
Aluminum
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2017
Nothing groundbreaking or special, just a simple Hall Effect sensor tachometer from ebay.
I used some steel stock to make the mounting bracket and upright.
The main bracket fastens to the empty threaded hole in the head stock.
The sensor’s positioning apparatus is cobbled together with some random, but nice photography accessories I’ve been waiting years to use on something.
The readout is housed in a little aluminum project box. It’s (mis)alignment will be revisited when I mount a remote speed control potentiometer to it’s left.
I’m not yet sure how I will affix the neodymium magnet to the end of the spindle.
Thanks
I used some steel stock to make the mounting bracket and upright.
The main bracket fastens to the empty threaded hole in the head stock.
The sensor’s positioning apparatus is cobbled together with some random, but nice photography accessories I’ve been waiting years to use on something.
The readout is housed in a little aluminum project box. It’s (mis)alignment will be revisited when I mount a remote speed control potentiometer to it’s left.
I’m not yet sure how I will affix the neodymium magnet to the end of the spindle.
Thanks
