Two questions. Grizzly has listed under their specs the X3 motor can do 3750 rpms. They then list the ranges of 0-1000 and 0-2000 rpms. Which is it? If the motor can do 3750 rpms, would that be better suited for a CNC conversion than the Super which is listed as 2000 rpms? I plan on converting which ever one I buy and it kinda of seems like a waste of time and money on the Super X3 since a lot of the features would be pointless after conversion. Features such as the tapping function, quill depth readout, and tilting head would be unused. The only thing that would be used is the spindle speed readout and that could be added to a X3 later anyways with a VFD controller. Does my logic make sense? Thanks,
Josh