How fast (RPM) does the motor spin?
1034315
It's pretty slow. Not sure exact numbers, but probably 10 Revolutions Per Minute. I thought I wanted faster, but once a couple of the lights were hitting it right, 10rpm was just fine.
2263135
No, this is a fan motor. It Will spin far too fast. You will need a motor with significant gear reduction. It is also 120V AC.
1596649
Like others have stated, my Makita has a single speed of 10,000 rpm. I suspect that the "Product Description" is for a different tool. The "From the Manufacturer" description appears to be correct. That said, I think it's still a great tool and would buy it again.
1281473
About 20 mph, fast enough!! My 9 year old daughter absolutely LOVES it! My 12 year old is very envious!
2263137
It spins at 20 revolutions per second. That is pretty fast to be spinning pipes. I would need to know more to really be able to answer. You could always reduce the speed with a fan belt pulley system. I would first try to determine what rpm you need the pipes to spin at, and how heavy the rig is that you are spinning.
647107
It spins slowly. I would guess it to be to the high side of your required speed range. This has the advantage of keeping control. Why is due to the gearing to compensate for a weak motor (it's only six volts and by no means "professional", but it's selling point is being a pink revolver). However it is very useful. My wife loves it!
732308
RPM (High Speed): 171Unfortunately, the manual does not specify RPMs for each of the four speeds.
1441240
Sorry I didn't measure the rpm but I have used it with every cleaner from dish soap to bleach.
37703
The literature says it has a no-load speed of 2000-4000 rpm. Seems about right while using it.
1025503
Yes, speed is variable on this model. There is a rotary switch on the handle where your thumb naturally rests that is used to vary the rpm.
196376
I do not count its round per min, however it has the same speed whether you put load on it or not. It is a pretty strong motor. Its speed is around a normal robot you used to see on the YouTube videos. It's not too slow, but certainly not fast. I have not try to detach the wheel, since it looked like it is pretty well glued. But I think you can detach it by force!!!
276630
You can control the amount of torque through the output of your arm momentum. If you get it spinning and you maintain it at a comfortable momentum, then keep it there. "up to 24.9 lb" means you can spin it up to 10k rpm, but it takes a lot of work, which is also a great workout.
666180
I would say 4 or 5 sec. to go 360 degrees.It's fast enough for anything I can think of.I love it.
681481
These blades are designed for about 1500 rpm. And I think most miter saws are around 3600 rpm. It most likely wont do the blade any good to spin it that fast.
184752
Thank you for your question. The speed capability (rpm): Low: 15-20RPM, High: 68-80RPMWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever
1598022
Yes, but only if you build your own speed reduction so the final maximum speed is around 5RPM to rotate up to 100 lbs of balanced weight. Running at a lower speed with this motor to direct drive a rotisserie system is not recommended as this motor runs at its optimal performance at 50RPM. That means if you turn the speed down with just the speed controller, the torque of this motor is not going to be strong enough to run well, especially below 10RPM.
2132333
4 MPH. I am usually between 1.5 and 2.5. NEVER above 3.5.4MPH is plenty. And it will help the motor last longer.