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14-11-2020
Thread: A new hope: Epoxy granite and steel.
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Re: A new hope: Epoxy granite and steel.
Both types of motor can be run above their rated speed however the difference is how long for.? An Axis servo can typically be run 100-200% above rated speed and torque but only for a few seconds. A...
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19-10-2020
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Re: Table saw blade rising mechanism using cnc parts
No problem,http://www.worldofward.com/rotarycontroller/shop/
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13-10-2020
Thread: rdgtools expanding reamer
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Re: rdgtools expanding reamer
I've had a couple of their smaller ones. They're ok. Certainly not high quality, but they done the jobs I needed them to do.
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09-10-2020
Thread: My knowledge = Zero :-D
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Re: My knowledge = Zero :-D
Siemens have recently offered a free 3d version for hobbyists:
https://solidedge.siemens.com/en/solutions/users/hobbyists-and-makers/
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21-09-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
Hi All
Sorry I have not been around much we are moving house.
Below is a a few quick screen grabs of a concept design of a device to create a flat surface directly on the support tubes of a CNC... -
22-08-2020
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Re: What software do you use on these chinese machines
Hi Alan,
Ok well, basically there are 3 different pieces of software or steps required to get from material to finished part. Well, it's often narrowed to 2 pieces with one of them being combined... -
29-07-2020
Thread: How many I/O and what are they for.???
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Re: How many I/O and what are they for.???
Now it's OUTPUTS.
You tend not to use as many OUTPUTS as you do INPUTS which is why you'll often see cards with 5-IN 2-OUT or 12-IN 6-OUT etc.
OUTPUTS tend to only handle low currents so they... -
29-07-2020
Thread: How many I/O and what are they for.???
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Re: How many I/O and what are they for.???
Ok so Other INPUTS.
These can be anything from the door bell ringing to kettles boiled.!! . . However common ones are Probes, Drive faults, Spindle faults, low coolant levels, etc.
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29-07-2020
Thread: How many I/O and what are they for.???
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Re: How many I/O and what are they for.???
So let's start with How many I/O.? ( or Inputs & Outputs for those who are brand, brand new and thinking let's start with WTF does I/O mean...Lol)
With the term I/O I'm talking about General Inputs... -
28-07-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
You’re very welcome, Mike
As a hobby microscopist, and tinkerer, I have a number of cameras that I can use for what I am personally interested in doing with these applications ... but for the... -
25-07-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
It seems to be fine on el Capitan, Mike
Haven’t yet tried it on any version of MS Windows
MichaelG.
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Edit: I may have 'spoken too soon'
Both applications are failing to shut-down, and I... -
21-07-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
No problem, Mike ... Let me know which OS is on the iMac
I have one which I have ‘frozen’ on Snow Leopard, so we may be able to work in parallel if you are struggling with it.
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23-05-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
Afternoon all.
I've finally got back to my machine project. I gave up with trying to create a planar surface in one shot and as the weather had warmed up I poured epoxy, this looks like it has... -
30-04-2020
Thread: Community Project: Fender Telecaster
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Re: Community Project: Fender Telecaster
Hi all,
This project took way too long, but got there in the end. Some pretty sloppy playing at the end of the video also, purely to get around copyright issues you understand ;)
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18-04-2020
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Re: APT High speed, high hardness end mills - anyone used them?
After a couple of delays due to other stuff I finally had the opportunity to have a go at it today, and I have to say I'm impressed with the APT cutters. Sequence of machining was:
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03-04-2020
Thread: Colchester Lathe Video worth a watch
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Colchester Lathe Video worth a watch
I thought I'd post this I found on YT as I found it interesting to see how things where done. Good watch while stuck at home but Damn who ever picked those machine colours must have been colour...
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29-03-2020
Thread: Puruvesi MyCNC-ET7 Controller first look.
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Puruvesi MyCNC-ET7 Controller first look.
( First things first, LEE can we please have a section for Machine Components because of components like this which cover a wide range of machine types.!)
Ok well as the title says I've got my... -
02-03-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
Hi Bert and everyone,
Here are some renderings of the laser-plano-meter I've been trying to describe.
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It consists of a square device sat on 4 spherical feet at the corners. 3... -
23-01-2020
Thread: metalworking pillar drill experiences
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Re: metalworking pillar drill experiences
More workshop stuff . . .
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14-01-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
Hi All
Gee who would have thought this thread would have generated so much interest.
I am tempted to bring up the possibility of automating bed machining using software!
The following is... -
04-01-2020
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
I took a punt and picked up a cheap (£25) Bosch laser today. Main reason was I don't want to tear apart my Dewalt and remove the lasers from the pendulum which I think would be required for our...
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12-11-2019
Thread: Community Project: Fender Telecaster
by Washout- Replies
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Re: Community Project: Fender Telecaster
Been a while since I worked on this project, but its now getting close to completion. Here's a few videos to bring the project up to date:
Fixing an issue with the scratchplate:
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24-10-2019
Thread: ML7 : To convert, or not...
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Re: ML7 : To convert, or not...
There comes a point in your life where you say "sod it!" to playing with backlash, and decide to go for it.
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So, removed apron and acme screw - and you know what?, it all became... -
09-10-2019
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Re: Windows embedded (7) - repurposing a thin client PC
The condensed version.
At the start we have the Trajectory planner, that takes the raw g-code, applies the machine parameters (acceleration, max speed, tolerances etc), and generates lots of... -
28-09-2019
Thread: ML7 : To convert, or not...
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Re: ML7 : To convert, or not...
I have cnc'd my Super 7 and I'm very glad I did. It's a late PXF version, which has room in the saddle for a 12mm ballscrew, though I had to mount the nut sticking out because there isn't room to...
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