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305 is a little much for the motor i was thinking in the 20 -50 dollar rangeCheck out Grainger gear motors
yes i plan on running it non stop all dayWill you actually be running long enough for the motor to get cold from Dry Ice ?
I could see after multiple runs maybe the shaft getting cold..
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if the motor is not made with low temp oil and just normal motor oil then when it gets cold it will turn to sludge and stop working so it would be bad for continuous non stop useWhat's wrong with the good ole washing machine motor and other parts?
Or if you need the DC version use a wipers motor from a car.
yes i am saying electronic motors have oil.... they have to have lubricants... there are different kinds of electronic motors and they use different oils for different purposes (like cooling the motor by transfering the heat ,also lubricateing it)Are you saying electric motors use oil??
ive seen it done with a drill gun in videos.....like ive watched alot of videos on tumblers and no one really uses dry ice in the videos so i dunno how alot of them would work with dryice as a factor and the ones i saw that used dryice i dident get to see how it worked in terms of continuous non stop all day use..... i have a small pollen extractor and it works fine with dryice for the first couaple of mins then i slowly have to turn up the dimming power knob to compensate for the cold makeing the motor not work as hard its really annoying i have to sit right next to it and adjust it sometimes as often as every 15 seconds and then after like 20-30 mins of use the motor just quits and i have to wait for it to warm back up to room tempature to run again which takes a good 15 mins its just a annoying process id like to cut out............i also kind of want to add a timer to the power plug so i can plug it in and leave it and come back and its done without ever readjusting itWhat about a corded drill as the motor? Can't be too difficult to fab up.
i think ill do this for a bit till i get a cold temp oil motor in the mail tho i mean for temporary use it should be awsomeWhat about a corded drill as the motor? Can't be too difficult to fab up.
would it work under cold conditions?You could use a motor for a variable speed hammer drill, spin it however fast you want and it shakes a little too...
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