Hey Stealthy got a ?
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From: Livingston Co. MI USA
I remember a while back you built up your own Crester. I am in the process of building my own. I just got the motor today. I was wondering how you wired the motor up so you could ajust the speed. Could you drop me an email at [email protected]
Thanks,
Brandon
"Born to Hunt Forced To Work"
Thanks,
Brandon
"Born to Hunt Forced To Work"
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From: Livingston Co. MI USA
So just 120 volts AC right from the wall through the switch and to the motor?
I figure I beter know before I fill my house with electrical smoke <img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>
"Born to Hunt Forced To Work"
I figure I beter know before I fill my house with electrical smoke <img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>
"Born to Hunt Forced To Work"
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One Eye - I didn't build mine quite like that. I didn't have a cresting chuck to fit onto the sewing machine motor, and the tubing I thought was sub par for holding my arrows. Instead, I build a jig to hold the arrow using a Chuck Adams arrow spin thingy, and then just tighten the chuck on a field point of on the nock works too (not too tight). Its simple and works.
Sewing machine mototr would be better, and using a rheostat and dimmer switch is the way. I just didn't follow through on that ( I don't do a lot of arrows really, just a dozen here and there for fun ).
Sewing machine mototr would be better, and using a rheostat and dimmer switch is the way. I just didn't follow through on that ( I don't do a lot of arrows really, just a dozen here and there for fun ).




