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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    Why not? ;D

    Quite a few of the external motion controllers can manage that (apparently Mach4 and Darwin/PP can manage it, but Mach4 turn isn't commonly available yet), but for the vast majority of users, they won't be able to tell the difference between a thread cut with a single slot sensor and one cut with a quadrature encoder. I only used my old lathe as an example as it worked perfectly well.
    My current lathe has a quadrature encoder connected to a KFlop/Kanalog, so it's capable of the Z-axis tracking the spindle perfectly and even reversing back, but it's got no major benefit during normal threading.

    Hello,

    I can see that threading at higher rpm should be fine with a single pulse per rev as the temperal error will be low and thus spacial error also low, how does this compair with tasks like machining a square section on a shaft?

    Stuart

    edit "i had a typo"
    Last edited by Stupoty; 31-12-2014 at 07:16 PM. Reason: A typo , opps

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