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Just checked him out.... it's actually more expensive than cactus juice Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk

It comes with all the metal parts/hardware, minus wheels. You assemble/weld the entire thing. You additionaly need to buy wheels, motor, vfd, and wiring. The metal platen face itself is 2x11", I haven't measured wheel to wheel tho, but seeing as they are 2" wheels I'd estimate 15-16" total...

By replacing it with one that is Made in America! Bought Brian's DIY Revolution G4 (2x72") Grinder kit, added a Baldor 2hp motor, a KB27 VFD, and Ameribrade wheels, VERY happy with the results! Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk

Well, now I suspect it is the VFD, I re- hooked up the transformer and it's now doing the exact same thing with the transformer. Guess a new VFD is in my future, too. Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk

It worked fine initially, but it started gradually, occasionally shutting off, and doing it more and more frequently. Now If I grind for more than 5 seconds it shuts off. It will run forever, until I start to grind, then it shuts off like someone turned the power off. Sent from my SM-G991U...

1) I don't know. It was years ago and has no information on it. It was supposed to be 1.5 or 2hp. Motor is 3 phase. 2) Transformer is 110 input to 220 single phase output. 3) VFD converts the 220 single phase to 3 phase, which is how it does the speed control. It came with the transformer...

I'm really starting to hate this thing. Disregard the mess.... sorry.... lol Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk

I checked the output on the converter, it was 220, so I bought a plug and hooked it up directly to 220, as it shows in the manual, now it's even worse, like it's getting a stutter and won't ramp up at all. There is absolutely NO MARKINGS WHATSOEVER on the motor. Took the covers off and looked...

I'm in the US, so 60hz 110/220v power. It's plugged directly into the wall in 10/2 wiring on a 20amp circuit. I'm thinking of hooking the VFD directly to 220v and bypassing the power supply. The manual isn't great and I'm no wiz when it comes to electrical. No, I have no way to find out...

Outside of the obvious... My cheap Chinesium grinder is unsurprisingly on the fritz. It will run great until I put any remotely substantial pressure on it, (for 5 seconds or more) and then it will just power off for a minute or so. It seems like it's overheating or drawing too much power. It...