If you have not purchased the VFD yet the Automation Direct GS2 series
can be controlled directly with LinuxCNC via the serial port. That is
what I have on my BP. Can't wait to fit the encoder...
John
On 10/19/2012 4:47 PM, Greg Bentzinger wrote:
>
> I am converting a cnc knee mill from 3 phase
projects for retrofit include
Mori Seiki Jr 3 axis - s/b done by then
Huffman tool/cutter grinder 8 axis
Cinci 20V 5 axis
PromeCam brake
W A Whitney manual duplicator punch press
Mighty Viper 5BC 5 axis bridge mill
Toyoda FA800 4 axis horizontal mill
Cramic gantry mill
projects not presently comp
Hello All as a vendor who has been at the last 10 IMTS shows here ate the
facts. Expensive but $60 K I don't think so. Also if someone wanted to put
together a CNC workshop there are lots of spaces available for paid
conferences. As a famous Detective Joe Friday once said
"All we want are
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> projects for retrofit include
>
>
> W A Whitney manual duplicator punch press
>
Hmmm, that should be an interesting one!
> Mighty Viper 5BC 5 axis bridge mill
>
Wow, you're going to do the Viper!
>
> I am looking for a cheap Pines CNC tube bender to retrofit. There i
Jon Elson wrote:
> Michael Haberler wrote:
>
>> the - somewhat brittle - run-from-line feature has seen several fixes
>> related to this, both by cradek and me, in 2.5, see
>>
>>
>>
> I have another machine with a brand-new build from master, so I will
> test on that one.
> I should have
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 12:57 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
> Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> > projects for retrofit include
> >
> >
> > W A Whitney manual duplicator punch press
> >
> Hmmm, that should be an interesting one!
> > Mighty Viper 5BC 5 axis bridge mill
> >
> Wow, you're going to do the Viper!
>
Y
> Stuart Stevenson wrote:
>
Oh, yeah, I've been meaning to ask what ever happened to the
K&T horizontal? Did you ever get the encoder fixed or replace
it with something more robust?
Jon
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Chuck wrote:
> Hello All as a vendor who has been at the last 10 IMTS shows here ate the
> facts. Expensive but $60 K I don't think so. Also if someone wanted to put
> together a CNC workshop there are lots of spaces available for paid
> conferences. As a famous Detective Joe Friday once sai
Finally got my Hardinge CHNC lathe up and mostly running and am having a
problem. Do you simply put G95 on a line then on the next G1 make sure
there is a F feedrate per rev? What ever I try the prog stops with the
spindle running on the first G1 line. Baffling.
Maybe someone has a small code
