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19-11-2013
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Re: M542 driver - motor vibration at low speeds
Hi Birchy,
Not tried it myself as don't have the noise problem you are experiencing but others have tried adding inertia to the stepper via flywheels etc. and achieved a much smoother low speed... -
19-11-2013
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Re: M542 driver - motor vibration at low speeds
The motor is entitled to resonate when not connected to anything. The motor is after all a mechanical system, which will have an associated resonant frequency.
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18-11-2013
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Re: M542 driver - motor vibration at low speeds
As a matter of interest are you using ball screws or the original screws? Big credit to the neatness of the panel. ..Clive
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18-11-2013
Thread: Where is home on a milling machine?
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Re: Where is home on a milling machine?
Yes Sorry did mean to say move tool not table(changed it now) Was just a test really to see if you where paying attention. . :joker: . . . You should always think of it has tool movement not table.
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18-11-2013
Thread: Where is home on a milling machine?
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Re: Where is home on a milling machine?
Ok Standing in front of the mill then X- is Left X+ right Y+ is moving away from you Y- towards Z + is upwards Z-. So the Dir & Step you would set relative so the motors turn in this direction.
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31-08-2013
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Re: Best timing belt and pulleys type for minimum backlash
Here is a simplified, why backslash in reality will not happen with these belts
Imagine 2 pulleys on a horizontal plane with a belt mounted. When tightened the belt, all the teeth from 6 to 12... -
30-07-2013
Thread: Do I need a keyway?
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Re: Do I need a keyway?
Not one of the above, but I have been running my machine for about 10 years now and the pulleys are each fitted with 2 grub screws at 90 degrees. G.
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18-07-2013
Thread: BK12 end float?
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Re: BK12 end float?
I'm not sure or it is normal, I bought from the same seller as you BK12 and screw and I have the same story like yours,
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28-06-2013
Thread: Telescopic Gauges
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Re: Telescopic Gauges
I've got a set like those, think they were either from Chronos or RDG Tools. They work ok tho sometimes they get a bit sticky and don't spring out so well. Keeping them central in the bore while...
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27-06-2013
Thread: Telescopic Gauges
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Re: Telescopic Gauges
I use a couple of sets just like those on a daily basis doing bearing bores with no problem.
Once you get used to them, let them spring open whilst tilted so they are bigger than the bore, then nip... -
11-06-2013
Thread: AC Motor upgrade - pulley sizes
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Re: AC Motor upgrade - pulley sizes
Hi To all
just fell on to this site while surfing. A quick intro I am Retired engineer with an ongoing interest in all thing mechanical.
Renovating old machinery. Modifying and improving... -
29-01-2013
Thread: Touchscreen or Standard LCD?
by John S- Replies
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Re: Touchscreen or Standard LCD?
Look for ex POS [ point of sale ] monitors on Ebay, these are touch screen and often sold cheap if scratched but they still work.
Best monitors are the units taken out of one armed bandits and slot... -
28-01-2013
Thread: Touchscreen or Standard LCD?
by kingcreaky- Replies
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Re: Touchscreen or Standard LCD?
Cant answer on most of the above because my machine isnt yet working, and I simply dont have the experience of whats better. However I can tell you the HDMI port on the tablet is for an Output (so...
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Ubuntu 10.04 / Linuxcnc / heekscad & heekscnc -installation (steps of what I did)
Just for record, steps of how I installed. These are instructions for newbie -machinists, such as me :D
- it was not plain sailing for me, in particular with Heekscnc and Heekscad.
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16-12-2012
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Re: E-STOP Circuit - will this cause any problems?
It does but it's not shown has E-stop and is just an input. Any input can be used for E-stop and just setup in control software to watch this pin.
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03-12-2012
Thread: PCPPS V3 Power Supply?
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: PCPPS V3 Power Supply?
Yep buy a 24V and use it to power relays etc that you'll need to safely control other things like vacuums or spindles, coffee machine etc
Also use it to run thru E-stop and limit switchs for a very... -
20-03-2011
Thread: Warco WM16 Conversion
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Re: Warco WM16 Conversion
1) Looks like a reasonable kit for starting with, and should be more than up to the job you're asking.
2 & 3) Certainly on the z-axis, I'd be considering a reduction drive, or an extra... -
15-03-2011
Thread: Best software for Linux users?
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Re: Best software for Linux users?
Not in the sense of curves and rounds on the verticals but if we are talking steps in the work piece then yes. You just need to set the stepped parts up on separate layers and adjust with your tool...
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