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16-10-2024
Thread: Syil X4+ electronics for sale
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Re: Syil X4+ electronics for sale
Hi Chaz, I can do that - once I have recovered from a sudden bout of food poisoning!
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Re: LinuxCNC
No, they're EtherCAT only, and the other two non-EtherCAT sets I've got lying around are destined for machines.
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G'day All,
Tim from Australia I'm new around here with lots to learn, never played with CNC. I'm a Carpenter/joiner by trade with a enough knowledge in metalwork to be dangerous. Currently designing... -
08-05-2021
Thread: Scam listings on ebay
by jolyonjenkins- Replies
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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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21-08-2019
Thread: Mach 3 / CS Labs Smoothing
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Re: Mach 3 / CS Labs Smoothing
Have a look at 5.6.6.2, I/J Mode: You can set the interpretation to be placed on I & J in arc moves. This is provided for compatibility
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05-08-2019
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Re: CNC conversion possibilities for a newbie
You are in good hands with Chaz as he made a nice job of the last one (see his recent post on the Harrison 300)
If you want to watch one being converted here is a series I followed a while back... -
11-06-2019
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(TUTORIAL) Butt-joining profile linear rail with limited tools
Hi All,
After seeing the question raised recently and having seen it asked many times before, I've thrown together a small tutorial/guide for butt-joining linear rail without having access to a mill... -
23-03-2019
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Re: DIY Epoxy composite gantry frame milling machine
Hi All
Some good progress. The saddle and Z Axis has been cast and machined.
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More photos at my blog at the other place.
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22-02-2019
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Re: Help with Mach 3 - Cant get the motors to respond
Hi Doddy
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I found the problem about 2am last night. Its down to the fact that I'm an idiot (not surprisingly!)
I'd quickly photographed each config screen... -
21-02-2019
Thread: My first Wooden Toys
by davidcha- Replies
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My first Wooden Toys
Hey,this is the first wooden toys i made.
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25-01-2019
Thread: Bridgeport Series 1 MDI Conversion
by routercnc- Replies
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Re: Bridgeport Series 1 MDI Conversion
Nice project Chaz.
I’m sure you know this stuff but when I did my box I followed a few guidelines and have not had any problems or false estops:
Power lines separate from logic lines
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25-10-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Good to know - thanks for the info!
So I needed to make a little doo-hickey out of titanium to allow me to rack the side panels (note, titanium screws too!)
https://i.imgur.com/6TtuCpu.jpg
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05-10-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Just wanted to prove to myself it wasn't beginner's luck so quickly did up the second knob too... this is the other end of the rod that I cut to m4 thread. My plan is to have various threads cut on...
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17-09-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Got a few hours to play this afternoon at long last!
Whipped up a little design out of some scrap plywood to finish off the anodising tank and cathode/anode setup.
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05-09-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Thanks - hopefully the effort will be worth it and I can get some good consistent anodising results.
The 3D printer I use is my old trusty Makergear M2. I think they have an M3 out these days but... -
05-09-2018
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Re: El Beast - Initial design phase, comments and critique welcomed!
Hi guys,
Sorry there hasn't been any progress recently - a general mix between work ramping up for the summer, enjoying the nice weather, with a dash of laziness and a sprinkle of lack of... -
05-09-2018
Thread: Here we go again . . . MK4
by Blazing Black Beard- Replies
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Re: Here we go again . . . MK4
I've been following on YouTube. I have just one question, why the epoxy leveling? Great machine by the way. I was thinking of combining ideas from several projects and picking the best bits from...
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11-07-2018
Thread: Bridgeport Manual to CNC conversion...
by Muzzer- Replies
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Re: Bridgeport Manual to CNC conversion...
Seems a lot of money for an old dog. Can't imagine (m)any businesses paying that for it - if anything fails on it, the thing is scrap - you'd never get parts for it. I'd suggest it's not worth much...
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19-06-2018
Thread: Here comes my DIY 3D printer
by A_Camera- Replies
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Here comes my DIY 3D printer
I don't know how much interest there is for 3D printers here, but here is my thread about my own design. It is not going to be a proper Build log, since I did not document every step from the start,...
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29-05-2018
Thread: What material for a frame?
by m_c- Replies
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Re: What material for a frame?
Steel.
I've not got the equipment, or the motivation to deal with welding aluminium. -
18-04-2018
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Re: Denford Triac Spindle making an odd noise. Bearings at fault?
I was lucky in that I had time to design a suitable mod, and didn't have to rush and make do with whatever I could my hands on.
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15-04-2018
Thread: High Precision Homing Switch
by audioandy- Replies
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Re: High Precision Homing Switch
I have a spare one Chaz if it works ok we can sort something out.
We use them at wok and they are built very well.
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15-04-2018
Thread: High Precision Homing Switch
by m_c- Replies
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Re: High Precision Homing Switch
I used an opto slot sensor on my old lathe, and there was never any measurable variation. I used RS part number 480-5231 however I see that part has now been discontinued. The only problem was I had...
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18-03-2018
Thread: Controller Comparison
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Controller Comparison
Ok well this as been on my mind to do this for while now so what you all think.?
I've got reasonable collection of popular Controllers laying around now so thinking to do a comparison test... -
20-02-2018
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Re: Centroid Acorn Controller - Has anyone tried one?
So that answers the question if calculations can be done in macros.
That does look very like Fanuc programming, but as they don't seem to mention that anywhere in their blurb, I'm going to guess...
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