VFD Control Wiring for Machine Tools

[@GardenTractorBoy]

This was a fantastic video, thanks. Before watching this VFD's were a mystery which we avoided but now this is something we would like to explore. The stick at the start of the video was very funny

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Thanks Joseph, there not bad if go step by step.. Cheers....ATB....

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday Dean, great episode and very informative, I’m looking to put a 3ph motor and VFD on the Cincinnati mill, your video was perfect timing, great job mate, cheers

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Thanks Matty, glad it was helpful to someone... Cheers....

[@MyLilMule]

Very informative, Dean. Thanks for sharing some knowledge!

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Thanks Greg, it was a challenge to keep it real basic

[@kimber1958]

Thanks Dan I think I might be able to turn in my wooden stick. very good explanation. You took away some of the mystery

[@davidiansykes]

thank you for your time in showing us how to do it

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Thanks David !

[@kimber1958]

First thing you need is a non-conductive stick

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

So True 👍

[@trollforge]

That "wood" help... ;)

[@ab-shop]

Very nice work Dean and also on my company, in Italy, we use ABB Electric motors! High quality!! ( For Usa market we use Elwood motors do you know It ?) Ciao Dean see you soon!! Alberto 🇮🇹

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Thanks Alberto, interesting I don't recall ever seeing Elwood motors here. The might be rebranded for export. Our poplar motors are Baldor, GE, US Electric, Lincoln, Reliance...just to name a few. Caio....ATB....

[@ab-shop]

@@TheAyrCaveShop Baldor too!! Thanks Dean!!