[ks2]

Hello
I would really appreciate some help in determining relative comparison between my Bosch Colt 1HP trim router and a Chinese spindle/control package I am considering.
The Bosch is adequate for my current needs which mainly is V carving in soft woods and engraving aluminum. I am also limited to what I can plug into a standard 20A electric outlet so this setup caught my eye as a replacement as the bearings on my colt are on its last leg and I would prefer something a bit quieter.
If this isn't the way to go, perhaps a suggestion as a replacement for a similar package?

Thanks for your time.

The following are the specs from Ebay:


1.Air Cooled Spindle:
Spindle motor: New DC motor
Power: 600W
Operating voltage DC24V-110VDC
Maximum working current: 7.8A
Maximum Power: 600W
Rotation Speed :2000-13000r / min.
Torque: 600mN.m
Insulation resistance:> 2 megohm
Dielectric strength: 400V
Diameter: 57mm
Motor Overall length: 222mm (includes gripping parts and motor)
Axis collet Length: 43mm
Diameter of ER11 clamping holder:16mm
The spindle runout: about 0.01-0.02.
Connection:Red line connect -,black line connect +.Please don't connect on the contrary,or the motor will be reverse rotation.
Weight: 1kg
Can be used for engraving metal or nonmetal materials

2.Power Supply speed governor:
Power Supply :support for Mach3 system
Matching motor power: 50W ~ 500W
Dimensions: 190mm x 105mm x 60mm
Output current: 10A
Excitation output voltage C110V
The armature voltage output: DC0 ~ 52V
Input voltage :AC220V/110V

[LinuxGuru]

Is this motor from ebay China brushless or brush?
For me, it looks like its brush motor, because there is only power supply and no inverter.

[Azalin]

Forget about the Colt motor. Its too laud and not made for long runs.

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[Larken]

The Bosch colt is a lot tougher than that motor. That chinese motor has No cooling fan and can't take a heavy load without over heating.
Both motors have brushes but the colt can run 30,000 rpm and that only runs 13000.
The only thing it has is a nicer collet

[Sevenmead]

Currently considering the same option

[Sevenmead]

I am going to buy this today. I will update you on the situation. As long as it works in general I can show that a future upgrade is worth budgeting for. One of the nice things about doing this for work rather than a hobby.

Hello
I would really appreciate some help in determining relative comparison between my Bosch Colt 1HP trim router and a Chinese spindle/control package I am considering.
The Bosch is adequate for my current needs which mainly is V carving in soft woods and engraving aluminum. I am also limited to what I can plug into a standard 20A electric outlet so this setup caught my eye as a replacement as the bearings on my colt are on its last leg and I would prefer something a bit quieter.
If this isn't the way to go, perhaps a suggestion as a replacement for a similar package?

Thanks for your time.

The following are the specs from Ebay:


1.Air Cooled Spindle:
Spindle motor: New DC motor
Power: 600W
Operating voltage DC24V-110VDC
Maximum working current: 7.8A
Maximum Power: 600W
Rotation Speed :2000-13000r / min.
Torque: 600mN.m
Insulation resistance:> 2 megohm
Dielectric strength: 400V
Diameter: 57mm
Motor Overall length: 222mm (includes gripping parts and motor)
Axis collet Length: 43mm
Diameter of ER11 clamping holder:16mm
The spindle runout: about 0.01-0.02.
Connection:Red line connect -,black line connect +.Please don't connect on the contrary,or the motor will be reverse rotation.
Weight: 1kg
Can be used for engraving metal or nonmetal materials

2.Power Supply speed governor:
Power Supply :support for Mach3 system
Matching motor power: 50W ~ 500W
Dimensions: 190mm x 105mm x 60mm
Output current: 10A
Excitation output voltage C110V
The armature voltage output: DC0 ~ 52V
Input voltage :AC220V/110V

[Sevenmead]

Received the spindle today. It is indeed a brush motor. It's comes with an extra set of brushes. I quick wired it up and it seems to work fine and is quiet. It appears that it will work nicely for a first spindle.