220v house power converted to 3 phase power 600v 440v walk through

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Hello

The 3 phase 1 neutral of electricity in Asia, Europe, Africa and America:
110/170V
120/208V
208/277V
220/380V
230/400V
240/415V
250/420V
260/440V
277/480V

Where in hell did you get a 600v 3 phase lathe??? I purchased a 1941 Sidney engine lathe after my $300 bid on the craftsman 110v bench top lathe fell through. I had been drinking heavily from my new keg fridge and thought " ill show that stupid bench top lathe and bid on,, on,,, " fade to black.

Apparently i bid $1 over the $2500 current bid. And won! Woooohooooo.
No. Not woooohooo. I thought it said free shipping!. I live in Arizona. This mo#%\_$erfu#%:!er is located in New Jersey. And it weights almost 5000lbs.! Goddamnit. Wtf? If i had been married at the time, well i wouldnt be now. And its 208vac(3phase)! Goddamnit again. Another $1000 for the rotary phase inverter. And another $500 for wire. I put it on my porch. I no longer have a porch. I had to build a wall around it.
Kidding aside i love it. Its has a taper attachment and i can still hold +0.0002/-0.0000 on this antique. Even though it was supposed to be a hobby lathe its pretty impressive and my friends i should stop drinking. What do they know?

I dont remember what they know come to think of it.. Hmmmm..

Anyway. Where you from friend? You said "it would be something like tractor supply if you where in the states". I think only electric trains use 600v in the states. Damn. Thats some big voltage. Wtf? Your in New Zealand huh??
Good video though. Thanks fir sharing

I’m assuming you specifically need the Step-up Transformer to run the heavy machinery like the layth. The rotary Converter should kick out 415v without the transformer right?

We have a 3 phase converter. Way back when our machines were in a cube truck. I believe it's 120v for the plug. I may be wrong though.

Do you know if home 220v hooked to a phase converter to make 3 phase….. what do they cash that? 220 3 phase 380 480? So confused

Man you got a lot going on there. I run a 7.5 hp off one VFD I paid $600 for. I feed it 220 single phase and it puts out 220 3 phase. I don't know what your electric feed is but it takes about 10 minutes to program the drive and I have it on a 50 Amp plug. I use the drive to start and stop my lathe motor and the clutch takes care of the fwd and Rev. If you're interest in help setting something like that up hit me up.

Great info, thanks.

I made my living In industrial controls. Instrumentation and motor control from milliamps to 7200 volts. I loved going to work every day because there was always some different challenge to design, or figure something out to make it work like it was designed to work. So I enjoyed watching your video. I would have done things different but if it works for you then it is perfect!!!

Funny how you just posted this video. I just received my replacement phase converter. The original one blew because I had fired up a 220 stick welder to test if it worked as someone was coming by to purchase it. I now realize that it was on the same circuit as my BP mill. You have an extra plug coming out of your box on the wall, which I should have installed for my BP. Calling my friend who is an industrial electrician to put that plug in. Thanks just in time. EDIT: The electrician who installed it was a construction elect.