. My furnace motor went the other day but the motor still turns under heavy load its not good but a furnace fan drum is way heavier than a buffer or papper wheel for sharpening. I would like to know on the motor you place a small pulley and on the other pulley what size of pulley. pulley size is my concern and how does it work the motor i have is a 1/3 110v 1740rpm single speed can some one show me pic s up close so i can copy to build a duel paper sharpener . thanks kellyw ps ITS -47 BELOW AND I DONT GIVE A F__
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Paper sharpener
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you need more than a 1/3 hp motor, at least a 1/2 hp to keep from bogging down. i tried and the only thing it would sharpen was a 1/4" wide blade about 1" long and it struggled with it. all you need is an arbor on the shaft since you can only use one wheel at a time.
when i used to do fundraisers it was handy to have both wheels going for speed but you have to watch your arm around the wheel you're not using.
when i used to do fundraisers it was handy to have both wheels going for speed but you have to watch your arm around the wheel you're not using.
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Kellyw the postd that you made is almost unimnteligable i think that it has been sad bedore but slow down and profread your posts add punctuaton capitals use the return leaving a space between change in thouight makes it clear use spel chek before hit submit tab.
Kelly,
The post you made ( and many of the ones you have posted) is almost impossible to understand.
I think it has been said before, but slow down and proofread your posts.
Add punctuation,capitals, and use the return key.
Leaving a space between changes in thought makes it clearer.
Use spell check before hitting the "submit" tab.
Stacy
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