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How many wires does your W/P have? you may just for a test wire the 110 pair from your transformer to 2 wires and then with a capacitor from one live to the otherwire. This is assuming that your pump is wired in star and wants 110v between each phase pair. How are you going to run it if it...

Machining through a window presumably with a strobe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea1GzQt3c5Q

If Steve cant I can make you in wood plastic or metal

Tension the spring more that should do it

I have a couple of startrites both with inverters ( VS is very usefull) On your model is the bottom wheel belt driven...if so its easy to fit a new motor Direct drive not so easy You will need a new direct on line starter if you going single phase Having said all that I dont think on mine i've...

I would keep the belt "gearbox" at a speed slightly less than half top speed then use the inverter to adjust from about 20htz as your min speed and 100 htz as your maximum Change belts if you have to for more torque or speed Ian Can you change parameters on your inverter ? do you have a manual?

Its the sort of thing I do for a living but i'm too far really but could come on monday if you desperate. Have you a wiring diagram for it? was it connected to a rcd before? or just a mcb? Ian

There are specialized relays ( pilz) but they are going to be 10-15 times more expensive than 2 single relays Ian

Bigger the better are air compressors generally I have a few small silent ones (Bambi's) for indoors tasks such as pinning airbrushing light spraying And a 14cfm 50 litre tank portable v twin for bigger jobs and a 15cfm 150 litre hydravane for general air in garage and bead /sand blasting tasks...

I use a 1mm disc on an angle grinder to touch them up when blunt. hold the A/G in a vice or clamp and offer the hole saw up by hand wear eye protection etc

If you do go for that I'll go halves on cost and postage? for half of it

Here you go mark find someone in HW to collect saw up into 24" lengths and post to you? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aluminium-Tub ... 2edb1a5e5a

Mark I wouldnt underestimate the accuracy you need to be able to control the drum to 1mm never mind sanding a veneer thats only 0.6mm thick I would make it out of aluminium thick walled tube say 6-10mm wall thickness make plugs for the ends and perhaps one or two in the middle Insert shaft of...

tailstock end of the bed though if beds been replaced....

Sorry duff info its trends C159X1/4TC scan of book sent Ian

I'm fairly certain thats its trends 31/02 bit and I have a scan of an instruction book if you send me your email Ian

When you say " take the headstock off turn it upside down then start it and replace" do you mean that you are moving the motor around? If so its more likely to be the switch within the motor thats lost its spring return this switches in and out of the starting capacitor spinning the spindle...

Looks very cheap but only a 15 fold increase to a new graduate today ( £3000 ish) I'm sure that was a large sum in 72 though

Joe Out of interest how much was it 40 years ago? Ian

Theres 2 greasing points one at the back of the spindle on the inboard side and one inside the lid at the left hand side ( outboard) They are screw caps sometimes you remove the cap fill with grease and screw back on ...as you screw on it forces a bit into the bearings...this has to come out...