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Thread: Jet Midi Lathe

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    Default Jet Midi Lathe

    This is a question concerning the Jet variable-speed midi lathe.

    Some customer reviews on Amazon indicate that the speed range of the variable speed model is still selected by moving the drive belt to different pulleys just as with the standard model but that the electronics provide a degree of variation within each range. Others make no mention of this.

    Could anyone who has bought one recently please advise whether it has full range electronically variable speed control?

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    Coldamus

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    Default Jet Midi

    Hi,
    The Midi s an electronic variable speed and you do have to move the belt to access the different speed ratio's. I have had mine for 4 months now it is is one of the best investments i have made.

    Roger

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    Quote Originally Posted by Babytoolman
    you do have to move the belt to access the different speed ratio's. I have had mine for 4 months now it is is one of the best investments i have made.
    Thanks. I wasn't confident about getting a straight answer from a salesperson.

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    Coldamus<O</O

    as said by babytoolman you change the speed ratio by moving the belt, but you change the tork too. So if you put your belt on the fastest speed and you have a heavy and large piece of wood, if you turn slowly thanks to your electronic variable speed device, you might not have enough tork.<O></O>
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