Thread: 7' X 4' Combi
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15-03-2013 #1
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15-03-2013 #2
Hi Rick,
can I ask where you got the from?
Regards,
Tom
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15-03-2013 #3
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18-03-2013 #4
Ok today i put the Y to X registers in and fitted the bed to the registers, thats really all i can do untill the Y rails turn up and then I have the Z machined and fit it, so ive done one of those boring videos just to show the X axis moving on the twin rotating ballnuts and 2510 ballscrews, it is set on the conservative side at the moment and i may just leave it there, X100 input in to mach moves the gantry 1m so thats correct now..
Now that made you excited didnt it?? cmon admit it. ok it didnt me either..
By the way the irritating noise heard when the gantry changes direction is the Clamps holding the gantry on.
RickLast edited by Ricardoco; 18-03-2013 at 01:44 AM.
Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other - Abe Lincoln
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18-03-2013 #5
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18-03-2013 #6
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18-03-2013 #7
Ok not a great movie i know and the audio was rubbish so i had to substitute it
Ok let me see, its showing 100 on the DRO when it is moving 1000 so that is a 10th so steps per in motor tuning should read 200 x 10 = 2000 and then X100 should move the gantry 100mm yes?
RickAlways bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other - Abe Lincoln
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18-03-2013 #8
Vids not boring, pics look good. G.
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18-03-2013 #9
Hard to tell from a video, but it looks to be running smoothly without whipping, which is good.
Originally Posted by Ricardoco
There's a bit more to it though. You need to make sure that you don't hit the kernel frequency limit in Mach3. It's best if you can to use the lowest frequency, which is 25kHz. This means the port will output a maximum of 25000 pulses per second, so if you divide that by the step/mm value you get the software limited maximum feedrate. For example if it's set to 2000 step/mm, then that's 25000/2000=12.5mm/s or 750mm/min. If that feed-rate is too low, then you either need to reduce the microstepping resolution (e.g quater stepping instead of 1/8th) or raise the kernel frequency.
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19-03-2013 #10
Well this just goes to show how fast things can arrive. The rails arrived this morning thats 4 days including the weekend, and this is the second time this has happened with this seller and all the way from Korea. Well hats off to them thats all i can say, they are listed as used on the add and to be fair they are immaculate. Magic
less than £200 and free postage as well.
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