What is the speed of this machine (spm 800 , 1000)
1307645
Hi Janome does not publish the speed of the machine. If you have any further questions on this model feel free to call toll free at 800-442-8227 and talk to our sewing specialist Paul . Thanks, Scott
543119
I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese components on them. Happy so far. I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese... » Read More I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese components on them. Happy so far. « Show Less
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I don't know how many rpm's but it is quite fast...easily froths skim milk or cream and makes a great latte. I have had several over the years and they get used daily. Very happy with them.
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Your owner's manual should give you this information. Otherwise contact the manufacturer of the machine; they may even have an on-line manual.
881056
Most 12v motors about this size run about 8000 rpm. 8000/60 = 133 gear ratio.
1150476
Its not too slow. Its the same speed as the 70-200 2.8. It should be fast enough to shoot b ball indoors. I shoot poorly lit MMA fights with a 70-300 4-5.6 and expose fine.
862703
Surprisingly, Baldor who makes Industrial quality, USA made, machines for way more money has a similar size machine with the same Horse power, current ratings at the two speeds and the same size shafts, calls this an 8 inch buffer while Eastwood and the similar XtremepowerUS imports both call it a 10 inch machine. The wheel size affects your real buffing speed, measured in surface inches per minute (diameter/4 x RPM). For plastics at the lower speed I think a 10 inch wheel is faster than recommended (3000-4000 SFM) I'd use an 8 inch. For metal 10 should be OK.
1880768
Our machine is a PT 1280 and they work in it. I don't know about a 1000 sorry
1929040
It's one speed, not variable. Don't know exact speed it seems similar to a belt sander range. BTW I love this machine. Its very precise and works perfectly.
504271
No...while it is advertised to, it is too clumsy to be a "speed"loader. I went to Hyatt Gun Store in Charlotte to find one, and they DID NOT have one for the SP101.
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I think it works great. My 11 & 12 year old use it for homework and I use it to run a home embroidery machine. I have not noticed any problems at all with speed.
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I am not sure but I ran it for 2 hours with load continuously at 75% speed, the motor was not even warm to the touch.
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I own this machine and running on 120v it will put out 127amps, easily will weld 1/8" steel. I use a 3/32" tungsten and 3/32" rod. Puts out a nice arc. I also own a syncrowave which IMO puts out a little nicer arc. One of the things this machine has going for it is it only draws about 30amps at 220V so you can run it off a dryer outlet with the right plug, no need for a 50 amp circuit to run it wide open throttle. Mine also runs fine off a 20amp 120v circuit without tripping the breaker. Just hopes it lives thru the 5yr warranty, the circuit boards have a lot of chinese components on them. Happy so far.
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I don't know the specific speed but it is not slow for me. Just be aware that it is very small, you need to attach it to something like a key chain to avoid loosing it.
590733
I believe it can go up to 750-800fps, depending on how many pumps you give it.
940619
1 year parts and labor - I would buy this one instead as it goes in a tri plane motion Dual Motor Full Body Vibration Plate Exercise Fitness Machine, Portable, 1500W
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the speed is 580 rpm. it might polish flat stock . I would use a buffing wheel and buffing compound.