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  1. Re: Cutting plastic for first time, perhaps I am going wrong a tip or two be great th

    I would definately recommend a 1 or 2 flute cutter with a slow spiral, your 4 flute cutter doesnt leave much chip clearance. I would rough first then use the 0.8mm left to finish both sides, very...
  2. Re: Cutting plastic for first time, perhaps I am going wrong a tip or two be great th

    I have just been cutting Nylon 6 and found 1 or 2 flute upcut works best it throws the chips out great no need for airline just use vac to clean up.

    Phill
  3. Re: BobCAD v24 is there anything better for £150? Any help will be great thanks

    Meshcam is really a CAM program in that it dosen`t have any drawing facilities internally, need to upgrade to Meshcam Art for some CAD functionallity integrated.

    Thats pretty universal amongst...
  4. Re: BobCAD v24 is there anything better for £150? Any help will be great thanks

    Steve I've got the training DVD's for V24.
  5. Re: BobCAD v24 is there anything better for £150? Any help will be great thanks

    Meshcam?



    http://www.grzsoftware.com/
  6. Re: BobCAD v24 is there anything better for £150? Any help will be great thanks

    I only have experience of V25 but if you ask about V24 there are some experienced users on the CNCZone BobCad forum who will usually respond usefully to such a query, if you go with V24 and there is...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    They do the job and do it well so thats all that matters at end of day.!!. . How much did you pay extra for your spindle/vfd with Not so shite bearings.? Bet I could buy 3 or 4 WC spindles with...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    I've just had a quick look at a Chinese vdf manual and it looks like you can use a digital input to select different acceleration ramp speeds. So in theory you could have a switch somewhere that...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    I complete agree with Eddy, go water cooled. I've got both, a high quality air cooled spindle on a commercial router I got +- 5 years back and a chinese water cooled spindle for the machine I'm...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    Spindles themselves are much quieter than routers and once you have one there is no going back. However the noise of the cutting tool in the workpiece is still quite high and if this still bothers...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    I think you are referring to the bearings here. The Elte spindle I use has a start up sequence like that but it doesn't last for long and only has to be run at the start of each day. I have a small...
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    Re: Water cooled / air cooled 2.2kw spindle

    Yep it's easy really.!

    Aircooled Cons.
    Aircooled have a Duty cycle so can't run extended periods. How long depends on make and size etc. They are also relatively noisey because they cool using a...
  13. FOR SALE: Re: We have this Desk top tutor on ebay if it is any use to anyone

    Hi suesi
    Think your link is wrong, when i tried to go to it, it went to ebay login page.
    Need to display the item number.
    regards
    Mike
  14. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    Suesi
    Dia is an abreviation for diameter ie 6mm the radius is formed where the diameter intersects the square section (like head of a bolt) when a bolt is torqued it actually increases slightly in...
  15. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    No, it means use a sharp tool, but with a rounded tip rather than a sharp angle at the tip. That would leave a radius in the corner rather than a square corner, which is good from a stress-reduction...
  16. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    if you know the material that the bolt is made of turn and thread one 14mm diameter then put the square on, the formula is 1.414 x across flats for the dia of a square, this should also be about the...
  17. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    If you can't make it yourself make sure it is made from height tensile steel, also take a sample and tell them to reproduce the radius were the dia meets the square, if this is done with a sharp tool...
  18. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M10-x-1-25mm-Fine-Pitch-Black-Allen-Bolt-Socket-Cap-Screws-High-Tensile-12-9-/231388117504?pt=UK_DIY_Material_Nails_Fixing_MJ&var=&hash=item35dfce7a00
    That might turn down...
  19. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    This seems to be the mostly likely place to get Kity spares, but people say drive belts are about the only thing available.
    http://www.kitystc.eu/index.php
  20. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    If it's retaining your planer blade you are going to need it making from a decent piece of steel, if Kity don't do spares i would do as per Tornado69 post but not quite sure regarding the tensile...
  21. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    It would need to be the same weight to balance the others if it is on the cutter block. :concern: ..Clive
  22. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    bit of sq stock in a 4jaw on a lathe. turn it down then thread it ?
  23. Re: Has anyone please got an idea where I could get a bolt like this?

    Could you cut and file a square piece of steel the same size as the head then drill and tap an M6 hole in it and screw & glue a piece of studding in ? A flash over with matt black paint would finish...
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    Re: Vice / vices for Denford Triac

    are these any good?scroll down to type 1 and 2
    Super X3 Milling Vices - Arc Euro Trade
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    Re: Post processors for me spell confusion.

    Like knowing how to write G-Code in a text editor, knowing about modifying Post Processors is a great thing but shouldn't be a pre-requisite for starting to use Cad/Cam/CNC.

    If you plan to buy a...
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