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05-10-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Sorry, mis-typed there. The gantry is using HGH20HA carriages and HGR20 rails.
Travel is 178mm and the other dimensions I will grab for you later when I get a chance.
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01-03-2017
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Re: Steel framed fixed gantry draw slide build super cheap
He hasn't placed any links on your post. They are part of his Signature and are on every post he makes which is perfectly fine.
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02-02-2017
Thread: Mach3 Setting up home and limit switches
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Mach3 Setting up home and limit switches
Hey Guys.
So i decided i couldnt sleep, so spent the night trying to sort out the home and limit switches.
If i understood this right:
THere will be 4 Separate inputs to the driver board.
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22-02-2015
Thread: very basic cad cam software
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: very basic cad cam software
I agree with Geoff make the holes 3.1mm and do them with the same endmil spiral down. ..Clive
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21-02-2015
Thread: very basic cad cam software
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Re: very basic cad cam software
3mm works fine if using a drill mop
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21-02-2015
Thread: very basic cad cam software
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Re: very basic cad cam software
Try making the holes 3.1mm and rout them out. ( might even work with 3.01mm). G.
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21-02-2015
Thread: very basic cad cam software
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Re: very basic cad cam software
I use alphacam and that uses "join", but I believe the same thing in autocad is "unite". Most other peoples DXF files that I use need to be cleaned up a bit AND JOINED to arrive at complete...
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20-02-2015
Thread: very basic cad cam software
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: very basic cad cam software
I don't use CamBam But there are open vectors in the dxf I have closed them with Aspire see if this works. ..Clive
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01-01-2015
Thread: Keeping hywin rails clean?
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Re: Keeping hywin rails clean?
I was going to say that double seals and scrapers should take care of any issues, along with greasing at regular intervals. I used an industrial Masterwood for about 10 years where the rails were...
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01-01-2015
Thread: Keeping hywin rails clean?
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Keeping hywin rails clean?
Doesn't need to be complicated just use some foam block which you fasten via bracket or what ever means in front of bearings.
Cut lump out of foam something like the shape of rail just smaller so... -
29-12-2014
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Time for a Reality Check and encouragement to New builders.!
Ok well I feel it's time to stand up and say something about this Stupidly excessive over building and Micro examining of build process's Ie Epoxy leveling going off on the forum.!!
So first let... -
22-12-2014
Thread: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
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Re: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
That's not hot for steppers so don't worry too much about it. Esp if they are moving slow rather than stood still as they will be using full torque to hold position
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17-12-2014
Thread: Is it possible...
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Re: Is it possible...
Nah too expensive try Motedis. http://www.motedis.co.uk/shop/index.php
Exactly same stuff and cut to same accurecy but much cheaper, esp the T-nuts etc.
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02-07-2014
Thread: The Big Red Mechmate in Aus
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Re: The Big Red Mechmate in Aus
Ah, yea knew that re NC & NO. In this case that will result in mega wiring throughout the machine. I have started wiring up things as per my diagram, will report how it goes when I done doing school...
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13-05-2014
Thread: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
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Re: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
Don't know of any that use 240Vac but I believe you can get versions of the Am882 and EM806 that will allow you to use AC voltage rather than DC so you can just use the correct size transformer...
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12-05-2014
Thread: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
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Re: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
Good idea and I've not seen any differance between the motors either so your good to go there.!
Yes thats what I've done in the past and they are nice units Italian made I believe.? Just be... -
26-04-2014
Thread: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
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Re: Giant 20' x 3' x 2' router build
Jeez, that's one helluva build! :smug:
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30-01-2014
Thread: Mould Examples
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Mould Examples
Small Aluminium.
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15-01-2014
Thread: choosing a spindle.
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: choosing a spindle.
Just ask on the forum I am sure that there are a few people on here that would make one for you...Clive
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