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7 Hours AgoBingo.!!! . . . . But don't worry It's an easy fix and actually makes setup easier. You want another plate, basically, you make the gantry as two...20 replies | 561 view(s)
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9 Hours AgoNah I've got faith in him, he'll figure it out I'm sure and will feel better for it, plus I'm in whind up mood...:whistle:20 replies | 561 view(s)
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10 Hours AgoHi, No it's not a stupid question at all. First off DSP is a Controller type rather than a Communication type which is what Ethernet is. Ethernet...7 replies | 608 view(s)
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10 Hours AgoNo but your thinking along the right lines just in wrong place.?20 replies | 561 view(s)
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13 Hours AgoNo start one straight away. It's the best way then all your thoughts and questions are answered in one place rather than being scattered around the...20 replies | 561 view(s)
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13 Hours AgoI see a classic mistake often made.!!. . . I will give you a clue but won't tell you what it is yet as a bit of fun test...Lol. . . . . If you don't...20 replies | 561 view(s)
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1 Day AgoNot sure where the 72 volts came from. But here is a pic of the front of the driver where it is clearly 80v. I note that ot says in your document...7 replies | 240 view(s)
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2 Days Agojust powered up my router after a few months and i am getting an overvoltage alarm on one of the three drives. I have checked the wiring and all...7 replies | 240 view(s)
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2 Days AgoAlmost 8 years, most certainly raising the dead! Long story short, I gathered up most requisite components then ended up selling the mill after I...26 replies | 16833 view(s)
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3 Days AgoAnd you'll continue to get the same kind of help with a shitty attitude like that.!! . . . . Some times posts like this get missed because they get...3 replies | 1117 view(s)
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3 Days AgoThese are the connections. You will also need to set some parameters in the VFD, if the VFD as got a potentiometer on the front then you may need to...4 replies | 217 view(s)
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3 Days AgoMore than people realize and it's not always down to the DIY builder.! . . . I've seen several machines sold by companies to home users with wiring...8 replies | 285 view(s)
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3 Days Agohi Sean. I would start by having a look at the build logs, specifically the ones with aluminium profile builds. These are usually bolt together...1 replies | 195 view(s)
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4 Days AgoThis will do the same job....11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days Ago*oal bleddy autocorrect11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days AgoHow about one of these...11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days AgoI've got some of their tapered spiral carbide bits and they are excellent. I've cut lots of 3D stuff with them both in wood and aluminum.11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days Agoyes. cant complain at their price. i bought two of their 3mm down cutters for 3mm abs sheet. probably done a couple of thousand meters full diameter...11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days Agoi haver some of their 3mm down cutters. quality is good. was actually thinking of buying some of their compression bits soon too11 replies | 373 view(s)
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4 Days AgoSo as I said in the thread about the stepper motors I haven't been on the forum for a long time but I've had an old Denford Triac lying about for...0 replies | 143 view(s)
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5 Days AgoNot been on here for a long time but I am now trying to convert an old Denford Triac PC & I am having trouble with all 3 axis jogging. So it's an...1 replies | 205 view(s)
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5 Days AgoIt will depend on the controller fitted but usually, you can drip feed code thru the RS232 using DNC software. Obviously the controller will need to...3 replies | 191 view(s)
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6 Days AgoPersonally I use 20mm mostly but 15mm would work for a lighter Z-axis. Just remember the Z-axis is handling all the cutting forces so if it vibrates...42 replies | 6819 view(s)
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6 Days AgoThis is easy to answer.!! . . . I wouldn't fit a standard stepper system these days because for the same or similar money you can better get a closed...13 replies | 1116 view(s)
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1 Week AgoOk well first off regards the rails then I'd split the difference and go with bottom rail on the front face, top rail on the top face. That way you...20 replies | 561 view(s)
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1 Week AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread BUILD LOG: Joe's 1000x600x200 steel and aluminium router started in DIY Router Build LogsYep Stall detect only works above 300Rpm and yes it's limited in its accuracy and reliability.193 replies | 30527 view(s)
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1 Week AgoWhy leave for the next project.? The closed-loop stepper system is much better than a standard stepper system so if you haven't bought motors,...8 replies | 652 view(s)
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1 Week AgoYes I've fitted lots of them and they are now the only system of this type I fit, but they are not servos, they are a Closed-loop stepper system. ...8 replies | 652 view(s)
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1 Week AgoJAZZCNC replied to a thread CONVERSION: Poorly N sick Fadal 15 VMC Will live again! in Conversion Build LogsIt's shipping tomorrow hopefully, the Spindle motor and one of the servos was a special build so that's why been a delay.95 replies | 21455 view(s)
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