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    Re: Conversational Programming for the Woodworker

    If it's timber joints you're interested in, this an interesting source of ideas.

    http://mkmra2.blogspot.com/2014/08/cnc-cut-wood-joinery.html
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Reliable printer out of the box ?

    If you guys dont mind will try to explain here some stuff in detail and offer some tips. Even if you are an advanced 3d print user you may find sth usefull

    I use Simplify 3d and IMO is worth the...
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    Re: Carbide taper ball nose cutters

    You can try this solid carbide spiral conical ballnose (tapered ball) mill bit, double flutes upcut spiral, made for precise detail work of 2D/3D carving. Tapered ball nose CNC bit performs better by...
  4. Sticky: Re: The 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More

    No need to do either of those as it's very easy to let the VFD operate it.

    There is relay built into the VFD which can be set up to turn on/off when spindle spins. By default it's set to operate...
  5. Sticky: Re: The 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More

    Another thing to remember is to use the correct cable between the drive and motor. I just repaired a machine where the original builder used microphone cable (2.2 Kw Hy water cooled...
  6. Sticky: Re: The 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More

    There is no problem with starting the VFD with the spindle disconnected .BUT don't ever disconnect the spindle with the VFD running.

    Always make sure you fasten (clamp) the spindle cable to a...
  7. Sticky: Re: The 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More

    No need to have the motor connected. I usually only connect the motor once i have programmed the drive and tested the "settings". Most important thing is to make sure you have the motor connected...
  8. Sticky: Re: The 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More

    Personally I wouldn't connect the screen at the spindle end - it's for screening the cable, the no.4 (E) connection is for earthing the spindle casing. At the VFD end you twist the screen and the 4/E...
  9. Sticky: Re: The Common 2.2Kw Chinese Spindles - Info, Setup and Advice + More !

    Have you checked to see the the 4th pin is connected to the case of the spindle (some are and some not).

    You can remove the 4 screws from the socket and gently pull the socket upwards about 25mm ...
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    Re: CY Shielded Cable for 2.2k Spindle

    0.75mm2 ought to be OK, the tables I've looked at give it a current rating of 12A @ 30deg ambient which even at 220V is enough if the power factor is anything like reasonable. Farnell do...
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    Re: CY Shielded Cable for 2.2k Spindle

    If you can change the order then do so because 2.5mm will be too big for the connector. Even struggle with 1.5mm.
    Don't need 2.5mm either unless your running really really long lengths. 1mm is...
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    Re: 6&8mm Downcut 2 flute carbide end mills

    Compression bit
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    Re: Chinese Harmonic 4th axis

    Ah ok. Well if you will have justa minute maybe try to replicate what I have shown in the video. In my drive the front can move without turning the stepper motor. I thought harmonic should be...
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    WANTED: Re: Engraving laminate

    how about here
    https://908ltd.co.uk/
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    Re: Kress 1050 FME-1

    First of all a message to Lee, this bloody forum software is awful ! If you type a long reply, it is too easy to lose your typing by pressing the wrong key. € was sought and all my reply was...
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    Re: Seig C3 CNC spindle problem

    looking at the circuit diagram I linked to

    this a simplified diagram of the low voltage supplies to the control circuit

    24675

    R17 is the large resistor on the board

    its value is 15 K...
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    Re: Shop vac silencing

    I had excellent results by putting the whole thing in an 18mm plywood box, lined with foam on inside. Hinged top with clips and a foam draught excluder seal. A 4" hole at the back is lined up with...
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    Re: Mini lathe as a 4th Axis

    I have printed with great result.Small as GT2. I will advice PETG pulley. PLA will work also. ABS not. Nylon, even better.

    HDT5 15mm will work great

    https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16627
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    Re: Milling styrofoam board enquiry

    https://www.sorotec.de/shop/Cutting-Tools/sorotec-tools/1-8-tools/1-8--Shaft-Mill-Tools/Downcut-spiral/2-Flute-366/

    Rob
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    Re: CNCdrive UC300ETH Mach3 plugin is now available

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    Funnily enough I was just about to post thanks to A_Camera for starting this thread and also the other major contributors, as this discussion has very nicely dovetailed with Boyan's Cheap Offline...
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    Re: CNC Vinyl Cutting

    I use Aslan 85[?] masking film, I buy it from Dorotape.
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    Re: Feeds and speeds software?

    I use the 3 Year Floating License Subscription of HSM advisor which includes the FS wizard for android. I still have to try the FS wizard though.

    I believe that's best for starters, as the ...
  23. Re: 2.2KW water cooled spindle and Altivar 12 2.2kW 230V 1ph to 3ph

    Edited: Here are the Schneider ATV12 settings for the Chinese 2.2kw water-cooled spindle:

    bFr - 50 Hz
    HSP - 400 Hz
    nPr - 2.20 kW
    nCr - 0.8 LN (8.0 A)
    Allt - 10V
    UnS - 220 V
    FrS - 400 Hz
    nSP...
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    Re: New build stepper help

    Is this working on the bench or on the machine.? . . . . Motors need to be fixed on the machine or Clamped very securely other wise they will be affected by resonance and sound like can of marbles.
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    Re: MCB reccomendation for router

    If you don't require slaved motors then I would still go with the IP-M over the ESS despite the ESS being higher spec'd and here's why.

    The ESS still requires a BOB and to get the best from it you...
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