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Biax Speed Controller
Just an update on this. Inside the cheap Amazon speed controller, the circuit board had a small pot on board. I was able to adjust that slightly which enabled the main control to slow the biax down to a useable speed.- JohnAU
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Biax Speed Controller
Thanks Richard, I’ll try and find one that will ship to Australia- JohnAU
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Biax Speed Controller
I’m in Australia on 240v (50Hz) and I have a 110v Biax Scraper with no speed control. I currently run a 240v to 110v transformer and I run a inline 120v speed controller between the Biax and transformer that I purchased off Amazon...- JohnAU
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Improved Workholding Fixtures for Featherweight 18" and 26" Straight Edge Prisms (Useful for other similar items too)
Thanks for posting this Denis, it’s always good to see how people use fixtures.- JohnAU
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BIAX 7EL 220v Replacement Motor?
Thanks for the replies, I think I’ll work with the current 110v motor for now. If it ever dies then I might look at retrofitting a new one.- JohnAU
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BIAX 7EL 220v Replacement Motor?
Hello, I have an older Biax 7EL 110v scraper and I was wondering if anyone knows if there is another tool with 220v motor that can replace the current one? I currently run it off a 220v to 110v transformer but I am looking at options as I can’t seem to find replacement brushes and I would like...- JohnAU
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