This is a practical guide to utilizing a wide range of readily available electric motors in typical small workshop applications, including the recycling of motors from domestic and industrial sources.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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not for beginners,
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This review is from: Electric Motors in the Home Workshop: A Practical Guide to Methods of Utilizing Readily Available Electric Motors in Typical Small Workshop Applications (Workshop Practice Series) (Paperback)
Having purchased several books in this series, I figured this one to be aimed at the novice as well. I could not have been more wrong. The photographs are not labled; neither are the diagrams and schematics. If you do not know all of the nomenclature and symbols, as well as have a strong knowledge electric motor construction, this book is useless. So, if you are looking for a guide to what salvaged motor from say an old washer, or an ac unit,or furnace fan, could be used to power your homemade drillpress; forget it. This is not what you want.Despite what the title and blurbs may lead you to believe.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Not as useful for 110v hobbyists,
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This review is from: Electric Motors in the Home Workshop: A Practical Guide to Methods of Utilizing Readily Available Electric Motors in Typical Small Workshop Applications (Workshop Practice Series) (Paperback)
If you don't live in a 220V electrical grid, this book is somewhat limited in its usefulness. It's mostly oriented toward 220V motors, which are ubiquitous among small appliances and tools outside the U.S. We do use some 220V stuff, but mainly for larger motors, so the book is not totally without value to an American hobbyist. As the other reviewer said, you need to have some understanding of electricity and motors to get the most from this book. If you do know your way around an electric motor, you can get some valuable hints and tips from this book.
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