Could be used to power a homemade lathe, homemade mill, drill press, or homemade belt sander's motor. Simple to construct and is cheaper than purchasing an off-the-shelf motor controller. Works great! Perfect for controlling and bench testing 48 volt DC motors. Input is 110 volt AC input and outputs 48 volts DC with integrated pulse width modulation speed controller. Made from salvaged landscape lighting transformer boxes. Each transformer steps down from 110v AC to 12v AC wired in series. Simple to construct with a few transformers, two 10000uF capacitors, DC motor control assembly and one KBPC5010 bride rectifier. Optional amp/volt/watt meter was added but not necessary. This power supply was originally designed for testing and controlling 48 volt DC motors I have, such as powering my homemade bandsaw.

WIRE CRIMP TOOL ➤ https://amzn.to/30xjK7w
SOLDERING IRON ➤ https://amzn.to/3CdeC5i
10000 uF ELECTROLYTIC CAPS ➤ https://amzn.to/3ozHfEK
BRIDGE RECTIFIER ➤ https://amzn.to/3wP6dE2
12-48v MOTOR CONTROLLER ➤ https://amzn.to/3wP8u22


** CAUTION, WORKING WITH MAINS VOLTAGE PUTS YOU AT GREAT RISK FOR ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND EVEN DEATH. DO NOT ATTEMPT ANYTHING YOU SEE IN THIS VIDEO UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE TRAINING OR EDUCATION TO DO SO. I AM BY NO MEANS A PROFESSIONAL. I AM BUILDING OFF WHAT I KNOW. SEEK A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN FOR PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE **

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