Jon,
I am not real familiar with the R2E3 but I have a Series II interact 2
with a fixed head. I have the Bridgeport manual that tells how to
remove the head and motor. Before I moved to my new location I needed
to remove the head from the machine to get it in and out of the
garage. From
On 6/25/22 15:56, Jon Elson wrote:
Hello, all,
I just got an R2E3 Bridgeport mill in my basement, and
will be doing a LinuxCNC retrofit.
I seem to recall the NC400 servo amps create a maddening
squeal, is that correct, or an I remembering some other
system?
I had to pull the rigid ram
On 6/25/22 14:21, Nicklas SB Karlsson wrote:
Den 2022-06-25 kl. 19:44, skrev ken.stra...@sympatico.ca:
I agree about stopping and I have the broken tips to prove it! IMHO
an even
better solution would be to:
* Allow jogging as usual if probe is not tripped
* If probe trips, reverse motion
Den 2022-06-25 kl. 19:44, skrev ken.stra...@sympatico.ca:
I agree about stopping and I have the broken tips to prove it! IMHO an even
better solution would be to:
* Allow jogging as usual if probe is not tripped
* If probe trips, reverse motion until probe is untripped
Guess reverse direction
I agree about stopping and I have the broken tips to prove it! IMHO an even
better solution would be to:
* Allow jogging as usual if probe is not tripped
* If probe trips, reverse motion until probe is untripped
* Move forward in the original direction at slow speed until probe trips
again
* Stop
Expected movement to stop the "probe tripped during move" but this does
not happen. Risk to make a mistake bending the probe then jogging or
using other g-code commands to move it into place is to small so guess
it would be a good idea if machine stop then this happen?
Have also been
On 6/24/22 1:18 PM, fxkl47BF--- via Emc-users wrote:
i bought a 5C spin indexer
one of the first thing i noticed was the indexing plate is not secured to the
spindle
is there a reason for not keying it
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Greetings all;
The tool table is essentially empty on this xyzb mill, but if I had an entry
that adequately describes a .0625" (1.58 mm) ball nose 4 flute mill, with
a .250" LOC, (6.36 mm) including the fact that its a BN, what would the
table entry look like for G21 metric mode?
Background:
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