I know the description says 0- ? Rpm. How slowly will this turn table really go.? 1/2 rpm? 1/4 rpm?
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VERY perceptive question-- I'm happy to report that this constantly surprisingly capable device can indeed be tweaked to revolve at very slow speeds. Keep in mind that the weight on the turntable you're trying to tweak is a key aspect-- and the turntable weights I've personally had actual experience tweaking to very slow revolving speeds are quite slight = original art work smallish sculptures. So, keeping that fact in mind, here's how I do it ... I *Power On* the turntable with the smooth-turning Speed Control Knob turned all the way "Off" = no turntable movement at all. Then, I gradually turn the smooth-turning Speed Control Knob in the *Increase Speed* direction until it starts revolving. And now here comes the *Tweak Trick*-- since the turntable is ***already revolving,*** I can now v-e-r-y gradually reverse-turn that Speed Control Knob in the *Lower Speed* direction ... and Lo & Behold, the turntable will start to slow down, so much so, that it's turning very slowly. Like I said-- amazing and surprising capabilities. BUT-- if you yourself are intending to set a relatively *greater* weight on the turntable, hoping to achieve the same v-e-r-y slow RPM's that I and my very light weights can achieve-- at this moment ***I don't know from actual experience if that's possible.*** But I'd be more than happy to set any weight you'd like me to test for you on the device, and then see What's What regarding v-e-r-y slow RPM's and the weights you intend to use, and then report the results back to you. Your v-e-r-y perceptive technical question is exactly the same sort of question I'd be asking in your circumstances ... and so, I'll try to help you out just as much as vice-versa.
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I made a large and quite heavy carousel cake for my twin grandsons' first birthday party. It was displayed on the turn table. I really can't give you the exact rpm but I can say the turn table smoothly rotated slow enough to take very sharp photographs of the cake. It also reverses directions. It's a good product
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So slow that it will stop as soon as you put some pressure on it, ie pipe borders on a cake. Don't buy it- because it stops a lot I never use mine for cake decorating only for spraying the cake.
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The motor runs at 1550 rpm if you classify that as high speed. The tumbler is classified as a high speed and handles brass quite well under 4 hours.
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No. It is 33 or 45 rpm only. There was an earlier model that did. I think it was the sp-15. That is a really cool and rare digital turntable.
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Hi, l do not know what the rpm is. I ordered it on line and it seems to be working alright.
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Hi Taryn, I'm sorry to say I can't help you here, I used the motor to turn a grain mill using a 11/2 inch pully on the motor and a 14" pully on the mill to reduce the RPMs from 1,725 to 90, I use it to grind grain to make beer. It worked just fine.
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it is advertised as 50 RPM. I would not think it is a variable speed but you may be able to find one that they make in the RPM you need
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Mine does not say, nor does the on-screen "properties" window state the RPM. Sorry.
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I am not sure of the speed but it makes a full rotation in about 10 seconds or so, It continues to rotate until you turn it off or unplug it.
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Since it is variable speed it depends where you set the dial. At the lowest setting I estimate it around 500 rpm at the highest my guess is 3000. This is a very good tool for precise drilling which it what I use it for. I highly recommend it.
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It spins on a rather large type of pin. The operation of the table is very smooth when you're turning it. Hope this helps you out.
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Everything you buy is yours. If you need the hole bigger, cut it bigger. I have a Jet® mill drill. The fastest it turns is 2500 rpm. Occasionally, I need to use tiny drills on aluminum. 2500 isn't enough. I have a Makita® 1/4" drill. VERY high RPM. I am considering one of these to use it as a drill press for tiny holes. The biggest challenge is to mount the drill so the bit is perfectly perpendicular to the table. More kludging. BUT, when finished, it will be a very much needed and used tool.
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The one I have is red. I don't recall the claimed RPM but it's very slow. Probably the slowest 3/8" air ratchet I've owned. It does the job and breaks tough bolts loose but if you want a speedy ratchet this is not the one for you.
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Variable. It does however have a low and a high switch. The low I think gets you 0-500 rpm and the high is 0-1300. But yes you can have it spin as low as you want by just barely pulling the trigger
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It spins at a nice slow speed, but can not handle too much weight at all. I had a small disco ball on it for a party & it would spin for a few seconds & then would make a grinding noise & stop. I wouldn't recommend anyone else wasting their money on this item.
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Neither. It will go to 180 and then go back down to 0 as you revolve it (just went out and checked it in my shop). Hope this helps.
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Hey Josh,Sorry but the manufacture does not provide us with that spec, but looking at it. Approximately 5 to 6 rpmsThanks
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There are two speed settings. When set on 2, the higher rpm setting,it's rated at 1400 rpm.Thank youWorldGoodsCorp