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I switched from Eding cnc to Mach 3 last year and Im pretty much regretting it. If only cslabs would do a plugin for UCCNC!!!

The hex should be the same size as the standard nipple nut so it should fit ok. Glad you all sorted now.

Does this help?

http://www.cs-lab.eu/en/upload/News/Schemes/HY07D543B.jpg

Ian

Yes a simple switch will work fine without any other stuff attached. You could still use the proxy switches but you would also need relays.

I think you did.
I don't think those switches will work on 5v. I think they are rated to work between 10 and 55vdc going by the picture.

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This isn't perfect but give it a try to see if its any better.

Magnetism and welding don't really mix, it distorts the arc. That said these type of magnets are ok if your are simply going to hold the material to tack it up before removing them and fully welding...

Maybe this will make it a bit clearer. This is part of my machine drawings. The top one is the safety relay and this brings in the two safety relays in the other picture. The two safety relays...

Try here: http://www.wmh-trans.co.uk/Products/HIWIN_LINEAR_GUIDE_BLOCKS_EGW_TYPE_SIZE_20/EGW20CA-ZOH

The laser assembly could be mounted on the machine without any problems. This takes away the need for long flight tubes, beam paths and alignment issues.
What materials and thicknesses are you...

All blue cores (-ve) connected together. Supply voltage to brown of first switch. Output from first switch, black wire, connected to brown of second switch. Black from second switch connected to...

Various bits of bar stock so that you can make the one off specials that crop up.

I would go with the colour coding from the correct data sheet. Check the data sheet and check the wiring of the motor against it with a multi meter to ensure that the winding correspond with the...

Just thought that someone might find this of interest.
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I picked one of them up this morning for £50. Boxed in new condition with internal back plate...

Yes get the faces of the clamp reduced a bit. As you say about 2mm would probably do the job but check it again after its done.

I have the 6mm single flute carbide cutters from Supermario and they are fine for the cost.

I didn't realise that you have stalled the motor while cutting. As Irvine says you have probably taken out the output stage. Try replacing all of them as he says and see what happens. But you could...

I was busy looking at the pictures when irving replied. The box is as he says a mains filter. If this was faulty it would cause the fuse in the supply plug to blow and not the ones on the control...

Looks like the motor is inverter driven.
1- Some inverters will shut down depending on what type of fault they see on the motor windings and some don't, they just blow up.
2- As above
3- Any oil...

Do not twist the cores or crimp or solder them. Simply strip the insulation to the required length and terminate in the correct position.. If you twist, crimp or solder them then your electrician...

Read on through this lot until you find a post from Chris Leonard who says that he has won a case against them and will help anyone out.
Might be your best bet.
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Thats even worse than I thought it would be. The only thing keeping that bearing in place is the ballscrew and if its whipping about it will start to pull the bearing out as well. The first photo...

The one you are looking at looks very much like a basic transformer machine. Duty cycle is rubbish. It will probably also have quite a high inrush current when you turn it on and if you have mcbs in...

I think some people seem to look at cutting alloy as a type of benchmark for the machine. Maybe thinking that if it can cut alloy then it will do everything else they need. just my thoughts though.

No. The only sport I really have an interest in is karate.