Re: CNC Kit

2010-07-02 Thread SteveEJ
Art,
  As details emerge I would appreciate it if you would keep us
informed. I am looking at replacing my CarveWright with something a
little bigger and better.

Thanks,

Steve

On Jul 2, 7:26 am, Art Ransom akran...@tx.rr.com wrote:
 Went today to see a prototype of a CNC router kit.  It is 2' by 3' so it is 
 easily transportable to shows.  End result I have ordered one.  Really not 
 much of a kit as all the critical parts ( V rails for X and Y, Z axis and 
 gantry side plates) are prebuilt sub assemblies.  Anti backlash nuts are 
 assembled, installed and adjusted.  I can probably complete build in about 4 
 hours.  Cost is not firmed up yet but will be under $2k.  Add less than $1200 
  for Campbell's controller, motors (640 oz/in), cables and switches and $157 
 for Mach3 license.  I am using the Acer Revo PC to drive my router and it is 
 $199 new at Fry's and Dell Refurbished E2310H 23-inch Widescreen Flat Panel 
 Monitor

 (Part # D606R) at $169.  PC and monitor both have 3 year warranty.  I am 
 going to also get the water cooled spindle.  

  build in about 4 hours.  

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Re: Rotary Table and String Art

2010-07-02 Thread Tim Krause
I'm afraid all of the message is missing.  Is there suppose to be some diagrams 
too?  

-Tim

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  Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 11:43 AM
  Subject: Re: Rotary Table and String Art


  Hi  Tim
  In my last message page 1 was not sent. Page 1 is attached to this massage. 
  Ron

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Re: Rotary Table and String Art

2010-07-02 Thread Ronkirch1
Hi Tim
The system returned my message in error. The attachments were too  large. I 
will send again in multiple messages in order to send the  whole document.
Sorry
Ron 

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Re: Rotary Table and String Art

2010-07-02 Thread Ronkirch1
Hi Tim
The system returned my message because the attachments were too large. I  
will send again in multiple messages in order to get the whole document  sent.
Ron 

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Re: Rotary Table and String Art

2010-07-02 Thread Tim Krause
I don't get the math either.  I'm a knuckle dragger that understands the math 
after I figure what is going on in the real world.  Then I can use the math to 
solves things faster in the future.  

I did the loop you are referring to using the A gear and standard gear set.  
The pen started on the right side of the rotary table (crank side) and traveled 
to the left side.  The y axis was set at 2 closest to me.  Here's a pic with 
the y axis set at 1/2 and 1. 

  

I'm just starting to see how to possibly control this to get an effective 
pattern.  More later.  If anyone else has been down this path, please speak up.

-Tim

  - Original Message - 
  From: cole andrews 
  To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 8:24 PM
  Subject: Re: Rotary Table and String Art


  Are you kidding? nowhere near bored, this is what I was hoping for when I 
bought the rotary table. I have not figured out the gear or pitch combination 
for things like that loop at the bottom of the picture . I own the standard 
gears and the 2x and the .25 gears. maybe  I just dont understand the math.


  On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 7:49 PM, Tim Krause artmarb...@comcast.net wrote:

This is getting interesting.  I did all of my original tests with the y 
axis at 0.  As you offset the y-axis in the negative direction, or towards you, 
that teardrop shape gets smaller and starts to change into a wave.  



Controlling where they go is whole new problem.  It would be really nice to 
be able to turn the 3 offset pattern 90º and repeat it all around the circle 
getting a chevron effect.  I still think a template might be the better way to 
go.  Granted you can't make the loop (teardrop shape) with a template.  

This further makes me think of mounting a french curve on the back as a 
template.  Probably not rigid enough, but you get the idea.  A template with 
curves that could be mounted at different angle to get a suitable curve.  I 
could go one step further an make a captured template in a french curve shape. 

Fun stuff.  Are we getting bored yet by this topic?

-Tim


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