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    Re: Small quantities of medium carbon steel...

    Are you sure you want EN8? Sheet spring steel tends to be a different material. Something like this perhaps?...
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    Re: Working with mild steel.

    Check out the "Nano coated" cutters from APT - I found they work very well on steel if you have a spindle that doesn't give much poke at low speeds.
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    Re: Up Down Up Down Up Down... etc

    Well done Wal, that looks fantastic. Excellent finish.
  4. Thread: New Trigger

    by Kitwn
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    Re: New Trigger

    You need to get out more....Oh, sorry!!

    Nice piece of work, and it ain't going to break again.
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    Sticky: Re: Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2010 - 2019

    Merry Christmas All !

    Thank you to everyone for making the community what it is, its continued success is in itself my biggest reward and I look forward to seeing what next year brings.

    :toot:...
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    Re: Thinking about a Clarke CL430...

    I have the Amadeal 290-VFF, so out of interest I had a look at the other offerings from Amadeal and they seem to have retracted their catalogue somewhat. There are others that sell the same chinese...
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    Re: Welding security grille using L-section

    Bake your rods at 200 for 1 hour in the oven and then test one, they'll usually be fine.
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    Re: Auto-Squaring with LinuxCNC v 2.8

    Yes that is one way. But is far simpler to just edit the ini file as you can get very fine adjustments. . (This is for the benefit of others to see that the config files are just plain text)

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    Auto-Squaring with LinuxCNC v 2.8

    Is it 'auto-squaring', 'auto-racking' or 'auto-un-racking'? Anyway the 'master' version 2.8 of LinuxCNC has a lot of differences under the bonnet compared to the current stable 2.7. The reason I...
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    Sticky: Re: Merry Christmas

    Well, what a year it's been and how fast it's gone!

    Merry Christmas everyone and a positive new year to you all.

    All the best,
    Lee
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    Re: Brass Signage

    Lovely job Wal!
    Though we expect nothing less of you ;-)

    - Nick
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    Re: Etch Press Build

    I don't know about it's output, the machine itself is a work of art!
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    Re: Custom Fidget Spinner in 7075T6 & CZ121

    Wow,it really detail all processing,wonderful.
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    Re: Etch Press Build

    Very nice Wal :thumsup:
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    Re: Etch Press Build

    First and second pics show bearing blocks on smaller press with lift springs. Third shows to and bottom roller - actually on this press the bottom roller is slightly ribbed with circumferential...
  16. Thread: Etch Press Build

    by m_c
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    Re: Etch Press Build

    Going by that photo, the springs only serve to raise the roller up when tension is removed.

    If you design so just the screws lift the roller, you're likely to get a bit free movement while going...
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    Re: DIY Pin Badge

    Thanks! I sandblasted the aluminum, painted it using 2 component base for epoxy and polyurethane, then coated 2 times with polyurethane. Then sanded various papers till 2000 grit. I think the base...
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    Re: Strange Speed Discrepancy on Curves - LINUX CNC

    If the correct speed is maintained during G2/3s, and not using G1s, then the problem is likely to do with lookahead/smoothing settings, or even lack of processing power.

    Lookahead would could...
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    Re: General Electrical Question

    The 2A rating on the switch is the breaking capacity of the switch. That is that it will reliably switch off a current of 2A without the inevitable arcing across the switch contacts welding the...
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    Re: General Electrical Question

    You are over thinking it.

    While you are technically correct, even a 2A rated switch will more than likely survive switching a load that will blow a 3A fuse.
    You've got to consider what kind of...
  21. Re: 555 timer circuit to control 12v solenoid air valve (for intermittent bursts of a

    Wal See your email. It is the contacts that are rated at 24v 3A
  22. Re: 555 timer circuit to control 12v solenoid air valve (for intermittent bursts of a

    I would expect the NE555 can not provide enough current to operate the
    solenoid valve without the addition of a high gain power transistor
    like the TIP122
    the 1N4001 across the coil is the...
  23. Re: 555 timer circuit to control 12v solenoid air valve (for intermittent bursts of a

    Wal I have a 12V solenoid air valve if you want it give me a shout. I think you might need a fly back diode across it.
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    Re: Electric motorbike racing

    7 days until we leave for the TT...

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  25. 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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