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02-02-2016
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Re: steel cnc build 300cm*200cm for marble startup design
Well it looks good but there are a few things I would comment on.
3500mm is a mighty wide gantry, it would be better from a rigidity standpoint if you have could have the axis running the other... -
26-01-2016
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Re: Hmm - is it unrealistic to use feed/speed calculators on home built machines?
I like to use this calculator to calculate the Tangential cutting force, that is how hard the machine is pushing the bit sideways through the material. In my experience you can bet any...
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13-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
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Re: cnc for marble
Maybe, try a few out. It depends on your steppers, drivers and how well they work together, there is probably a sweet spot. I would stay clear of the really high ones though, mircosteps aren't always...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
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Re: cnc for marble
The distance traveled per revolution with rack and pinion is the pitch circle of your pinion gear diameter * pi, for example 1inch 25.4mm pitch circle diameter pinion gear, 25.4*3.145 = 79.883mm...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
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Re: cnc for marble
The problem is at 3m long your going to need quite large screws so that they aren't flopping & wipping around. Large screws generally have a large thread pitch, plus you'd want to use a large thread...
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12-01-2016
Thread: cnc for marble
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Re: cnc for marble
Is this machine to be used only for marble? I would have thought the only way to machine marble would be very slowly. In which case the maximum speed of the machine would be of little importance. So...
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20-12-2015
Thread: CNC Frame Design Help
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Re: CNC Frame Design Help
Kinda hard to see whats going on but you definitely need a wider gantry with 2 carriges per rail like this
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Re: Code to plunge Z gradually and then retract along length of a profile path.
Fixed a few little things and added a new feature, it's possible todo any number of down ups.
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