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21-02-2022
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Re: What's news in 1.2113 other than the horrible HMI?
I'd read this thread before but hadn't paid much attention until just now when I downloaded a new copy of the UCCNC manual and found some weird new interface screen on the front!
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31-12-2021
Thread: 4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
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Re: 4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
The last video of 2021, before popping the Champagne... :toot:
I am finally ready enough to use my lathe, and in fact have even used for more than just testing, in this video I am making parts for... -
23-07-2021
Thread: AndyUK's Build - 1.2x1.0m Gantry
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Re: AndyUK's Build - 1.2x1.0m Gantry
Robertspark's UCCNC Macros, Screenset and MODBUS manual is also a very helpful reference. See attached. Not only does it highlight all the inbuilt macro functions, but also has tables at the end...
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23-07-2021
Thread: AndyUK's Build - 1.2x1.0m Gantry
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Re: AndyUK's Build - 1.2x1.0m Gantry
I've recieved a question about my UCCNC setup, so thought I'd share and discuss my config in public, just incase it helps a future builder.
The vast majority of these settings are taken directly... -
22-05-2021
Thread: 4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
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Re: 4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
My experimental project continues. I couldn't wait, I just HAD to do some tests, which I documented yesterday in a short video.
https://youtu.be/g8rXwJtne38
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17-05-2021
Thread: 4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
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4th axis as a "poor man's lathe"
I bought a rotational axis ( 4th axis or A axis call it whatever you like) for my CNC with a 4 jaws chuck. I intend to use this as both a 4th axis on my CNC, or as an independent "poor man's lathe"....
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12-05-2021
Thread: Exact Counterbore Set.
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Re: Exact Counterbore Set.
I've had one from Arceurotrade and it was OK. I've also had some from E W equipment & GBR Engineering and they were good too, and very quick delivery to boot.
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12-05-2021
Thread: Exact Counterbore Set.
by m_c- Replies
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Re: Exact Counterbore Set.
Got no idea about that brand, but RS generally only stocks decent tools, however I'd have a look at Arc Euro Trade - https://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Cutting-Tools/Counterbores
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09-05-2021
Thread: Wood Works Ebay cnc router review
by Clive S- Replies
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Re: Wood Works Ebay cnc router review
In the Ebay listing it says screened CY cable but I don't see any screens in the control box and no star ground point. It also looks like the E-stop is at mains potential
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08-05-2021
Thread: Scam listings on ebay
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Scam listings on ebay
Just a warning - there is a scammer who keeps listing a Boxford machine on ebay at a low starting bid price. He asks you to email him for the buy it now price. He replies by email and gives you a low...
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24-01-2021
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Re: DIY Laser levelling using webcam and laser level
Hi All
Firstly, glad to hear you have moved to the Apple isle Kit, its a great place to live.
I have made the project open source.
I decided to open a GrabCAD page and have posted the CAD... -
17-12-2020
Thread: Help with tapered holes
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Re: Help with tapered holes
Hi there.
I know this is months ago, but.
If it is any help you can cut, straight, convex and concave tapered holes with the software CAMBAM (£97) and its free to download a trial that allows you... -
22-11-2020
Thread: F369 "rapids" plugin
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Re: F369 "rapids" plugin
No prob. It is on this forum as I posted it here under Fusio360 section of the forum
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17-11-2020
Thread: Resin in-fill on wood - using grain-fillers
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Re: Resin in-fill on wood - using grain-fillers
Just adding to this thread as I've recently made another one of these cake plinths and have the pics to hand. Used an old oak table top that was being thrown out by a cafe. Process has been updated...
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23-10-2020
Thread: eBay router
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Re: eBay router
One of these should do the trick :cool:
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23-09-2020
Thread: Dust extractor noise!
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Re: Dust extractor noise!
More seriously:
When I was looking for ways to soundproof my extractor I did some Googling and found this video on YouTube. I've just managed to find it again. If you don't want to spend the time... -
12-07-2020
Thread: Cheap square linear rail.
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Re: Cheap square linear rail.
On my YouTube channel Banggood sent me some Machifit 20mm rails to look at along with generic ballscrews and mounts. They are for my drill press to create an XY table and allow accurate drilling of...
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12-07-2020
Thread: Cheap square linear rail.
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Cheap square linear rail.
The problem with those kits is that everything is low quality and together they make for a big difference. For instance, the BK/BF End bearings make a huge difference to performance, accuracy, and...
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05-07-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
Bingo.!!! . . . . But don't worry It's an easy fix and actually makes setup easier. You want another plate, basically, you make the gantry as two separate pieces. The bearing plate with ball-nut...
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05-07-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
One of the reasons for mocking up the design in cheap MDF or plywood before marring the pristine beauty of your expensive aluminium plate.
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05-07-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
No start one straight away. It's the best way then all your thoughts and questions are answered in one place rather than being scattered around the forum.
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04-07-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
Another wee tip for you: check the info on the spindle you're going for as to where you're allowed to clamp it. I didn't and when I read the manual I found that my original idea of being able to...
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28-06-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
I suggest you draw a line from the tip of your tool to the corner of the Z axis plate.This may illustrate the limitation you can encounter with taller workpieces-you can't get down the side of...
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28-06-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
Hello Mike,
You have 153mm under gantry.
Also you need some type of sacrificial surface 18mm?
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28-06-2020
Thread: Gantry to bed height.
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Gantry to bed height.
Ok well first off regards the rails then I'd split the difference and go with bottom rail on the front face, top rail on the top face. That way you get more gantry clearance but keep a better rail...
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