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1 Day AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread NEW MEMBER: Hello everyone, bespoke spectacle maker in London pulling my hair out. in New Member IntroductionsEe-ba-Gum Tha's ony gon sus'd it old lad..:loyal:.7 replies | 560 view(s) -
3 Days AgoYep often they are labeled R S but can put anyway around. I always connect live to R and Nuetral to S86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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6 Days AgoIt's the adaptive tool paths that allow him to get away with it as they take very lite cuts but at full depth. If you notice when profiling using...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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1 Week AgoWhat drives you using.?86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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1 Week AgoYou have the Spindle connections wrong. Should be 1, 2, 3 the others are not used. Edit: Ok just seen you sorted it.!8 replies | 437 view(s)
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1 Week AgoKIS approach works best every time. I've built dozens machines that use this setup without any safety issues. The only time I use separate limits is...85 replies | 25068 view(s)
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1 Week AgoIt depends on how you look at it.? Limits are not really a Safety or E-stop situation, they are a positional error not really an emergency situation....85 replies | 25068 view(s)
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1 Week AgoWhy 2 switches on each axis if they are traveling.? The point of having traveling switches is to lower the number of switches. All you do to use...85 replies | 25068 view(s)
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1 Week AgoUse Peak values.86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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1 Week AgoTerry you can put Live and Neutral to any of the R, S, T doesn't matter which way around it will work. I just use R & S UVW is for the Spindle....8 replies | 437 view(s)
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1 Week Ago5A would work better. Gives some safety to drives but won't trip when motrs are being worked hard. These are what I use, cheap and easy to...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoThe main reason is protection. The MCB protects the transformer in case of a short circuit. You don't actually need an MCB type fuse, any fuse type...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoEvery connection is a potential problem down the road so if you can limit connections you eliminate potential problems. So why have connection...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread Using granite blocks for a supporting base for a cnc router ? in Gantry/Router Machines & BuildingWhatever you do, don't turn hammer on it will crack it like Eggshell. While it seems rock hard Granite actually fractures very easily if handled...18 replies | 1053 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoYes, you can get 220v to 380v but they are not common. Mainly because to do their trickery they dump a lot of interference back into the electrical...2 replies | 471 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoNearly always needs a 10A Directly wire from the transformer output to Fuses then to drives. Fewer connections the better. Every connection...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoAndy speeds n feeds are difficult to advise because of lots of variables come into play and nearly all the calculators are based on much Stiffer...7 replies | 644 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoThere is absolutely no difference. I've built loads machines using both and see no performance or reliability differences between AC or DC. The AC...86 replies | 18409 view(s)
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2 Weeks AgoYes Gerry's correct and not supported by mach4 also believe it only works stable on older 040 version.! . . . . No surprises there really.!6 replies | 615 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoThere are many types of proximity switches but your type is an inductive type that senses metal causing a shift in a magnetic field. This explains...5 replies | 495 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoWashout just be aware that it's common for the controller's Pulse edge to be on the wrong side to what drives are set. So before continuing to use...7 replies | 720 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoNo It's not placebo affect.! . . That's the difference between a quality controller and a cheaper controller, esp if combined with decent Digital...7 replies | 720 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoYou don't need the 2K resisitors as the Motor outputs on the IP/M are 5V not 24v. Only the inputs and outputs are 24V. Edit: The enable on the...7 replies | 720 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoI've converted a few of these A3HSR Routers and they usually have proximity switches for home switches. So it's my guess the Y switch isn't working. ...5 replies | 495 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread NEW MEMBER: New to CNC - HELP choose milling machine! in New Member IntroductionsUnfortunately, It's a little more complex than just selecting a Cam program. First, the Cam software you use must have a post-processor that suits...7 replies | 987 view(s)
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3 Weeks AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread Starting to design out my build, looking for critique in Gantry/Router Machines & BuildingDon't skimp on the BOB it's just as important as the controller and the single most troublesome part of any machine when it's done on the cheap. The...47 replies | 11991 view(s)
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4 Weeks AgoIn a former life think it was USS Nimitz...:whistle:11 replies | 1084 view(s)
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4 Weeks AgoI can proudly say that you don't often see my machines for sale second hand. I only build to order and each machine tends to be custom to users'...11 replies | 1084 view(s)
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4 Weeks AgoHi, As you have started to find out these machines have lots of electronics issues. However, they also have mechanical issues that are less known....10 replies | 1351 view(s)
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4 Weeks AgoAndy that's what I'm saying. Think it's a machine I built for someone else. . . .That's why I know it's a good machine if it is one of mine.11 replies | 1084 view(s)
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