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Quote from: tonyccopeland on July 07, 2015, 03:55:49 pmQuote from: troybinso on July 07, 2015, 01:04:46 pmQuote from: Phil_M on July 07, 2015, 12:34:06 pmQuote from: Steve in TX on July 07, 2015, 10:33:45 amI recommend looking for a drill with an adjustable trigger stop. This will allow you to set the trigger to the desired speed.+1That's one of my biggest gripes about the Dewalt I use. However, since I got it on sale I'm somewhat tempted to cannibalize it and make it into a dedicated mill motor. Rigging up a more precise speed control would be pretty easy. Might not even be that hard to rig some form of PID control to set the speed.If you could figure out a way to do this it would be great. I run my 1/2 drill on a monster mill and just zip tie the trigger all the way closed. It runs much, much faster than it should which shreds the husks.http://m.harborfreight.com/router-speed-control-43060.htmlI picked up this link from a previous forum post. It might be helpful for the zip tied drill. -TGreat! That looks like a cheap n easy solution. Has anybody tried using something like this to control a drill for a grain mill?
Quote from: troybinso on July 07, 2015, 01:04:46 pmQuote from: Phil_M on July 07, 2015, 12:34:06 pmQuote from: Steve in TX on July 07, 2015, 10:33:45 amI recommend looking for a drill with an adjustable trigger stop. This will allow you to set the trigger to the desired speed.+1That's one of my biggest gripes about the Dewalt I use. However, since I got it on sale I'm somewhat tempted to cannibalize it and make it into a dedicated mill motor. Rigging up a more precise speed control would be pretty easy. Might not even be that hard to rig some form of PID control to set the speed.If you could figure out a way to do this it would be great. I run my 1/2 drill on a monster mill and just zip tie the trigger all the way closed. It runs much, much faster than it should which shreds the husks.http://m.harborfreight.com/router-speed-control-43060.htmlI picked up this link from a previous forum post. It might be helpful for the zip tied drill. -T
Quote from: Phil_M on July 07, 2015, 12:34:06 pmQuote from: Steve in TX on July 07, 2015, 10:33:45 amI recommend looking for a drill with an adjustable trigger stop. This will allow you to set the trigger to the desired speed.+1That's one of my biggest gripes about the Dewalt I use. However, since I got it on sale I'm somewhat tempted to cannibalize it and make it into a dedicated mill motor. Rigging up a more precise speed control would be pretty easy. Might not even be that hard to rig some form of PID control to set the speed.If you could figure out a way to do this it would be great. I run my 1/2 drill on a monster mill and just zip tie the trigger all the way closed. It runs much, much faster than it should which shreds the husks.
Quote from: Steve in TX on July 07, 2015, 10:33:45 amI recommend looking for a drill with an adjustable trigger stop. This will allow you to set the trigger to the desired speed.+1That's one of my biggest gripes about the Dewalt I use. However, since I got it on sale I'm somewhat tempted to cannibalize it and make it into a dedicated mill motor. Rigging up a more precise speed control would be pretty easy. Might not even be that hard to rig some form of PID control to set the speed.
I recommend looking for a drill with an adjustable trigger stop. This will allow you to set the trigger to the desired speed.