Peter Blodow wrote:
> We found out
> that certain oil sorts can ignite by themselves, independent of
> reaching their ignition point, and even if this temperature was not
> reached by far.
Certain oils, when on insulating materials can slowly oxidize and heat
up. But,
I'd think machine oils
On 25 September 2012 00:07, Eyüp FINDIKLI wrote:
> Still I do not understand.Does not AxisDisplay rotate the tool axis wrong
> direction according to rule of right hand?
You may be able to change that with the [DISPLAY]GEOMETRY line in the INI.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini_config
On Mon, 24 Sep 2012 08:52:47 -0500, you wrote:
>"One line lookahead" is a little misleading. The limitation that Steve
>describes comes from the calculation of the suggested velocity for each line
>segment. The algorithm has the effect of clamping the machine velocity to a
>value from which t
Thanks,
I didn't know Vismach. Vismach good enough for me.Youtube link is very good
example There are few examples but I understand base rule.
It would be nice if the software program that can open CAD universal .step
files . as Vismach. it can be another good project...
Still I do not understa
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Peter Blodow wrote:
> once upon a time we had a strange incident of this type at my company's
> radioactive labs: a fire started in a locked metal cabinet, where tools
> etc. were kept, having started from an oily piece of rug for cleaning
> machinery. Nobody had o
Am 24.09.2012 um 21:31 schrieb Kent A. Reed:
> Gentle persons:
>
> I assume most of you follow hackaday.com but for those who don't, two
> interesting postings have shown up back-to-back today. One is a 3D
> printer, built in a shipping container, that has a print volume of 2m x
> 2m x 3.5m.
Gentle persons:
I assume most of you follow hackaday.com but for those who don't, two
interesting postings have shown up back-to-back today. One is a 3D
printer, built in a shipping container, that has a print volume of 2m x
2m x 3.5m. The other is a do-it-yourself DRO project for a non-CNC mil
Cotton reacts with linseed oil, it is a cause of many workshop fires.
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Gentlemen,
once upon a time we had a strange incident of this type at my company's
radioactive labs: a fire started in a locked metal cabinet, where tools
etc. were kept, having started from an oily piece of rug for cleaning
machinery. Nobody had opened that cabinet for weeks since it contained
Kent A. Reed wrote:
> Gentle persons:
>
> A seasoned hobby machinist here in the Washington DC area just reported
> to a local maillist that his project to convert his Bridgeport from
> steppers to servos has been set back by a fire in his workshop. The fire
> consumed most of a liter of lube oi
Gentle persons:
A seasoned hobby machinist here in the Washington DC area just reported
to a local maillist that his project to convert his Bridgeport from
steppers to servos has been set back by a fire in his workshop. The fire
consumed most of a liter of lube oil in the Bridgeport reservoir.
On Monday 24 September 2012 11:46:06 Steve Stallings did opine:
> Gene,
>
> It looks like he used a crucible lifter to do the
> pour. The lifter is normally used to place the hot
> crucible into a pouring holder that makes it easier
> to tip the crucible by twisting a shank from the
> side instea
This one is really nice, with powered knee, tool changer arm (but no turret
anywhere), powered tool tightener, etc.
Very big machine, bigger than my Bridgeport interact.
http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Lagunmatic-CNC-Milling-Machine/
The spindle drive has burned out brake resistors and I have not, ye
On 24 September 2012 15:14, Andrew wrote:
>>How can I use AxisDisplay ,both display the machine simulation and also
>> plotting the tool path?
> I'm afraid that's not possible (at least without messing with AXIS code).
I think that is what Vismach does, rather than Axis?
I am think that i
"One line lookahead" is a little misleading. The limitation that Steve
describes comes from the calculation of the suggested velocity for each line
segment. The algorithm has the effect of clamping the machine velocity to a
value from which the machine could decelerate to a controlled stop in
2012/9/24 Eyüp FINDIKLI
> Hi,
> I decided to make prototype hexapod cnc for university project.
> I've been studying minitetra simulation,I am using Axis display. I do not
> understand some points.
> -->Despite I choose the AxisDisplay in .ini file, tk window opens by
> itself.
>How can I use
Thanks Chris. I'll try that this week.
Yes, The axis selector switch is a 6 position rotary. Its designated
X Y Z 4 5 6. Since I don't plan on having a 5th or 6th axis anytime
soon (or even a 4th!) I was going to use them for the other overrides.
Only one can be selected at a time.
Stephen
O
On 24 September 2012 13:33, Steve Stallings wrote:
> It looks like he used a crucible lifter to do the
> pour. The lifter is normally used to place the hot
> crucible into a pouring holder that makes it easier
> to tip the crucible
I have only ever seen two-man versions of the pouring holders, t
Gene,
It looks like he used a crucible lifter to do the
pour. The lifter is normally used to place the hot
crucible into a pouring holder that makes it easier
to tip the crucible by twisting a shank from the
side instead of holding it from above. For examples
see:
http://www.budgetcastingsupply.c
On Monday 24 September 2012 02:57:33 Jeshua Lacock did opine:
> On Sep 23, 2012, at 9:42 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > Sweet Jeshua, even if the movies didn't play on FF. What format were
> > they?
>
> Thanks Kent and Gene!
>
> The movies are Quicktime MV4.
Aha, so its that plugin I need to chec
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