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I am trying to find someone that could help me wire up a circuit for speed control of a drill motor. I purchased a set of plans online to build a piece of equipment that uses a 110v drill for the motor. He supplied a list of electronic parts and a drawing to make a pcb and what needs to go where, kind of, but a wiring diagram is non existent. I do have some pictures, but since they are his, I feel like I shouldn't post them. It has a foot pedal that has a switch that can either make the drill run full speed when the pedal is pressed or if the switch is flipped the other way, it will run variable speed. It has a micro-switch that turns the pedal on/off. It also has a potentiometer for the variable speed control. So far I have a triac, diac, a couple capacitors and some resistors of varying ohms per his design. I hope someone can help me with this. I may just be over thinking it.
I am trying to find someone that could help me wire up a circuit for speed control of a drill motor. I purchased a set of plans online to build a piece of equipment that uses a 110v drill for the motor. He supplied a list of electronic parts and a drawing to make a pcb and what needs to go where, kind of, but a wiring diagram is non existent. I do have some pictures, but since they are his, I feel like I shouldn't post them. It has a foot pedal that has a switch that can either make the drill run full speed when the pedal is pressed or if the switch is flipped the other way, it will run variable speed. It has a micro-switch that turns the pedal on/off. It also has a potentiometer for the variable speed control. So far I have a triac, diac, a couple capacitors and some resistors of varying ohms per his design. I hope someone can help me with this. I may just be over thinking it.