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Glad you sorted it Mark :applouse:

I think the real one's (Spitfire etc) are laminated not one piece . You have made a very good job of it :encouragement:

This is a vid by Andy Pugh He is on the LinuxCnc forum and I think he is also a developer.

Looking good Dean:toot:

Yes 2.8 and 2.9 has it. It is a bit different than 2.7 But that now is a dead duck

Or you could go down this route https://forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc/38857-debian-10-3-buster-linuxcnc-quick-and-easy-install?start=0#164287
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There are now quite a few iso's floating...

I know you have said all this before but before you go down this route the machine should be made to cut accurately.

You are say it is out by about 1mm at 1M/min or 10M/min. That sounds like...

2.8 IS stable 2.7 is no longer updated also it will not do auto squaring.

This is from the link you posted...

Do you have the manual for it. Also did you have the spindle connected? A picture of the terminals would help

Have you considered soft limits?

As the title says This may be of interest as a tutorial general build video.

It is Linuxcnc related but I did find it interesting:-
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Latza Welcome to the forum. What have you stumbled on?

The middle one. bypolar parallel

You still haven't answered post #5 What will the drives take as max voltage and will the drives take AC and well as DC

You have not said what drives you want to use as a lot of drive these day...

What will the drives take as max voltage and will the drives take AC and well as DC

HTD 5 would be a better belt and pulley

https://www.beltingonline.com/timing-pulleys-bars-272/

If you can't see the difference with all the advice you have been given. I , we give up.

What are you on about:beguiled: You can supply a drive with a toroidal, rectifier and some caps ie DC or just use a toroidal and use the rectifier and caps in the drive.



I think you are...

Yep. That looks OK.

One thing to note is that you may have to change some parameters in the VFD. PD143 is sometimes wrong.
When you have it working if the spindle is running the wrong way. Just...

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600x600x200 0r 250 should be more than enough

There is no problem with starting the VFD with the spindle disconnected .BUT don't ever disconnect the spindle with the VFD running.

Always make sure you fasten (clamp) the spindle cable to a...

Have you checked to see the the 4th pin is connected to the case of the spindle (some are and some not).

You can remove the 4 screws from the socket and gently pull the socket upwards about 25mm ...

No that will be fine.