Kinu M47 motorized

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vidax
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#1: Post by vidax »

I bought a second Kinu manual grinder, this time Kinu Simplicity, and I also motorized this one. This motorization is more electronic, the electrical parameters of the motor are indicated on the front panel, as well as the grinding speed.


vidax (original poster)
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#2: Post by vidax (original poster) »

I built another engine with the same electronic technology, this time I used a different type of gear motor.

RedPanda
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#3: Post by RedPanda »

*drool* and lighted too!

Awesome work!

dyno
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#4: Post by dyno »

Amazing work. I've been toying with the concept and blew it by ordering too small a motor. lol

vidax (original poster)
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#5: Post by vidax (original poster) »

I obtained exceptional results with Crouzet electric motors of this type: https://ro.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Cro ... o3sw%3D%3D

nameisjoey
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#6: Post by nameisjoey »

Man, this is awesome. Have always loved the idea of having a good hand grinder that can be motorized. I make due with clamping my Pharos down but having a hand grinder that can also be motorized sounds awesome.

MASONMAN
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#7: Post by MASONMAN »

Beautiful and amazing work!

BodieZoffa
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#8: Post by BodieZoffa »

vidax wrote:I obtained exceptional results with Crouzet electric motors of this type: https://ro.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Cro ... o3sw%3D%3D
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Nice work no doubt, but based on the cost (USD anyway) for the motor it's a bit steep all things considered...

vidax (original poster)
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#9: Post by vidax (original poster) »

I also built a cheaper version, using an electric motor from a screwdriver, but the results are more modest.