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Baldor Lathe Motor

tiggi

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HP 1/4 RPM 3450

I just got this motor today of the CL and one thing that threw me off was the attachment on the shaft and the levers on each side. So immediately I wanted to find out what is it.
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To my big surprise it's dental polishing lathe and not very cheap item either.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/USED-BALDOR...825?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19fc32df69
So far I am unable to find more info on it other then the ebay listings. Correct me if I am wrong but the No. designation on the nameplate is the year it was made. Oh yeah and it still works great. I am thinking of restoring it and turning it into a buffer.
 

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So what were the "uprights" used for. Very interesting piece. Are the "bits" original as well?
 
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tiggi

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So what were the "uprights" used for. Very interesting piece. Are the "bits" original as well?

"uprights" are actually handles for ejector. Ejector is like a nut, you turn it and it would force the chuck off the spindle, hence ejector. The "bits" is a chuck, you would slip a polishing wheel over it. I am guessing there are different size of wheels therefore the chuck is tapered. It is original
 

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