MOTOR GUIDE work in process as of 29 Jan 2018
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2018 10:03 pm
MOTOR GUIDE work in process as of 29 Jan 2018.PDF
Has been posted to My Google Drive at http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 90#p185690
Update 16 Feb 2018 moved into the Motors Folder
It has a good bit of information in it and some original illustrations. I do not anticipate getting to start back on this project until the fall of 2018, However, if you have additional photos or information to share for areas I have incomplete, please send them to me.
If you plan on submitting photos for exploded motors disassembled that I am missing, if you would be so kind, take individual photos somewhat in the manner I present them, on a solid background like a colored towel or butcher paper so I can extract them. They are best if shot from the perspective as directly above each piece, in a area where no direct shadows are present such as under a porch etc.
If you are doing a motor I don't have photographed and it wouldn't be too much trouble, I would welcome the help.
I definitely am looking for properly wired colored photos of all Mark 5 / Mark V units so I can create the appropriate color coded wiring diagrams like those I included for the 1960's vintage Mark VII motors.
There is a lot of educational and foundational material presented for those less familiar, including electrical safety explanations kids today are simply not taught that applies to everything electrical.
Kindest Regards,
Everett
Has been posted to My Google Drive at http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 90#p185690
Update 16 Feb 2018 moved into the Motors Folder
It has a good bit of information in it and some original illustrations. I do not anticipate getting to start back on this project until the fall of 2018, However, if you have additional photos or information to share for areas I have incomplete, please send them to me.
If you plan on submitting photos for exploded motors disassembled that I am missing, if you would be so kind, take individual photos somewhat in the manner I present them, on a solid background like a colored towel or butcher paper so I can extract them. They are best if shot from the perspective as directly above each piece, in a area where no direct shadows are present such as under a porch etc.
If you are doing a motor I don't have photographed and it wouldn't be too much trouble, I would welcome the help.
I definitely am looking for properly wired colored photos of all Mark 5 / Mark V units so I can create the appropriate color coded wiring diagrams like those I included for the 1960's vintage Mark VII motors.
There is a lot of educational and foundational material presented for those less familiar, including electrical safety explanations kids today are simply not taught that applies to everything electrical.
Kindest Regards,
Everett