Repairing the Sherline lathe/mill 90V DC motor. PART ONE of THREE.

[@not2fast4u2c]

I have always enjoyed your videos 🤓

[@tryally]

Thank you for watching my videos, this is much appreciated.

[@Mrjaydesign]

You always make things look very easy that’s a very difficult😀🇬🇧

[@tryally]

Hi James thanks for watching and comment, so, was difficult for me, but I'm a persistent guy, you will love the video two and three. Luiz

[@nonameHEF]

Cant wait to see the next part of it. Thank you very much for this nice series.

[@tryally]

Thank you for watching, still today, I will upload the part two, and maybe the part three also.

[@nonameHEF]

@@tryally Thank you for your fast reply. Im very pleased to hear that. I appreciate that very much.

[@SW-ii5gg]

Turning and undercutting commutators is how I got started in the machine shop of an electric motor shop, I miss being in the machine shop but I don't miss slotting and dragging out the comms one bit.

[@tryally]

Nice to know that you have worked with this, I have developed this way after much difficulty when it was wearing out the commutator of the rotor, it was terrible not to find in Brazil, this motor costs about $180 in the U.S., but here in Brazil it comes to $500.00 or a little more, for our currency it is very expensive. So I started to do that, and it worked, I have 3 of them working for years. Thank you for your comment. Luiz

[@MarcoGuido70]

O rei dos Sherline! Um abraço

[@tryally]

Valeu Marco!

[@leiferickson3183]

This is pure gold! I just forwarded this to a friend who was asking about doing the same on treadmill motors. You are the master of the Sherline!

[@tryally]

Hi Leif, thank you so much for watching and share my video, i'm glad you like it.

[@belgrademachine]

I'm always tempted to buy a Sherline after watching your videos! Good to see a little bit of your shop setup too my friend. Daryl

[@tryally]

Hi Daryl, thank you for watching my videos. I'm sure you will love these machines, it is a lot of fun can do things ate home using them.

[@Jims-Workshop]

Real good and interesting video. Motor work has always been a mystery to me, but know I know more than I did. Looking forward to parts 2 and 3.

[@tryally]

Hi Jim, thanks for watching the vid, later you will see part 2 and maybe part 3 too, I am finishing editing. Luiz

[@russtuff]

That's the most wear I've ever seen on a commutator. Good work on cleaning it up. How do you grind those tiny cutters? Do you use a microscope?

[@tryally]

Thank you! So the all the tiny cutters I make a magnifying 40 x lens, seems a microscope but is called binocular lens.

[@russtuff]

@@tryally Thanks!

[@gillian9178]

Great video man & subscribed, Im in the UK & love my Sherline lathe. They are fantastic machines & so underrated, they are capable of much bigger heavier work than a lot of people realize.

[@tryally]

Yes, fully agree you, thanks for watching the video.

[@leonardorochadutra8811]

Que aventura né mestre!! Saudades das minhas imersões em Bauru!!

[@loricastro3772]

Muito bom. Ansioso pra ver "a serie". Obrigado por compartilhar Luiz!

[@tryally]

Obrigado por assistir Lori, já estou para carregar o vídeo N 2.

[@mfs5493]

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