Sayber OSG Forum

Hello Radu,

If you'd like to build a quality knife grinder this is a good place to look. Welcome!

Dan

Sounds very much like the motor is wired for 460 V. Check the wiring is for 230 V. This will be on the motor nameplate or a wiring diagram should be attached to the motor.

Dan

Sorry for the delay in my reply. I left everything at default programming except: PD001 = 1 (external terminals) PD002 = 1 (external terminals) PD003 = 120.00 Hz (for a 4 pole 1725 RPM motor) or 90.00 Hz for a two pole 3450 RPM motor) PD005 = 120.00 Hz PD014 = 5 (acceleration of 5 seconds) PD015 = 5...

Hi Fernando,

My guess is you'll be using an IEC motor. We've got a little details on this page. viewtopic.php?f=11&t=44
Certainly could use more info. Thanks for checking in.

Dan

Hi Igor,
Welcome. I would suggest looking for a fabrication shop that has a laser as an alternative to water jet. Compare the costs. Anecdotally, laser has been cheaper than water jet.

Dan

Hi,

I used the DC1 files for a 10" long motor.

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=42

Simko has updated some files and offered them for download here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=153

Best wishes,

Dan

Hi Mauricio, The Sayber (like many Wilmont TAG, Reeder, Northridge Tool etc.) requires a face mounted motor. Your motor is better suited for a foot mounted application. If you wish to make a foot mounted grinder you may want to look at a basic design like the BG-272 and make the base on a hinge for ...

Hi Juan! Welcome to the forum.

Steel will give you more mass and dampen any small vibrations better. Steel will also give a better hold for tapped threads.

In my case, at the local metal supermarket, aluminum was cheaper than steel.

Dan

Welcome.

If you have any questions let us know.

Dan