THANK YOU and great work
On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 2:31 AM, Rudy du Preez wrote:
> Thanks for all the interest.
>
> I used Mastercam at a friend of mine. The impeller CAD model was fetched
> somewhere from the Internet. I wrote my own post processor in Delphi - it
> reads the NCI file that Master
Thanks for all the interest.
I used Mastercam at a friend of mine. The impeller CAD model was fetched
somewhere from the Internet. I wrote my own post processor in Delphi - it
reads the NCI file that Mastercam creates. This file has the tip and tail 3D
coordinates of the tool in the toolpath in wo
Any idea what they want for that software?
Dave
On 4/14/2013 1:56 PM, Tomaz T. wrote:
>> Is that the NX Cam from Siemens?
>>
>>
> Yep
> http://youtu.be/opxo2KxRLDw?t=40s
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>
> Is that the NX Cam from Siemens?
>
Yep
http://youtu.be/opxo2KxRLDw?t=40s
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Is that the NX Cam from Siemens?
Dave
On 4/14/2013 10:55 AM, Andrew wrote:
> 2013/4/14 Tomaz T.
>
>
>> rotary head is produced by this guy, I only reinforced it for my needs...
>> http://www.doughtydrive.com/
>>
>> Oh, I've seen those heads on the net. Just wonder what's inside - some
>>
>
> > rotary head is produced by this guy, I only reinforced it for my needs...
> > http://www.doughtydrive.com/
> >
> > Oh, I've seen those heads on the net. Just wonder what's inside - some
> belts or kind of harmonic reducer?
>
Combination of belt and spur gear stage reduction, and it gives you
i used 1600 oz in steppers pn my mill and am looking for more but still
need ballscrews and i want to try some way friction reduction. i get 60 ipm
wuth a @200 lb table, i havent powered the knee yet just the spindle head i
will need ballscrew for the z and am planning to coumterbalace the knee .
m
2013/4/14 Tomaz T.
> rotary head is produced by this guy, I only reinforced it for my needs...
> http://www.doughtydrive.com/
>
> Oh, I've seen those heads on the net. Just wonder what's inside - some
belts or kind of harmonic reducer?
> Postprocessor is slightly modified one of the "native" 5a
rotary head is produced by this guy, I only reinforced it for my needs...
http://www.doughtydrive.com/
Postprocessor is slightly modified one of the "native" 5axis post in NX.
Topic about execution speed is named "Poor CV"
>>
>
> Great! But the rotary spindle is not seen well, I'd like to loo
2013/4/14 Tomaz T.
> Here is also my test of running heavy 5axis code on linuxcnc.
>
Great! But the rotary spindle is not seen well, I'd like to look at the
design.
> Code was generated by NX.
>
Which postprocessor was used?
> At 1 min it shows up embedded screen of linuxcnc ruining it.
>
>
On Sun, 2013-04-14 at 11:55 +, Tomaz T. wrote:
> Here is also my test of running heavy 5axis code on linuxcnc.
> Code was generated by NX.
>
> At 1 min it shows up embedded screen of linuxcnc ruining it.
>
> I tried also final passes, but executing it was way to slow... anyway, this
> issue
Here is also my test of running heavy 5axis code on linuxcnc.
Code was generated by NX.
At 1 min it shows up embedded screen of linuxcnc ruining it.
I tried also final passes, but executing it was way to slow... anyway, this
issue is already discussed in other topic.
http://www.youtube.com/wat
On 14 April 2013 11:20, Lars Andersson wrote:
> http://forumbilder.se/CDVO4/fras
>
> It has no power feed whatsoever but is not much worn and feels very
> sound. It is meant to be converted to LinuxCNC as a hobby project.
> I have not made anything this big before, wondering what drive torque on
> On 13 April 2013 23:32, Gene Heskett wrote:
>
> Old but properly made:
> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Harrison-Milling-Machine-Vertical-attachment-and-clutch-/121092566051
>
Gentlemen,
I recently bought a machine similar to that one, at scrap value. The
rubber bellows for the knee screw is replac
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