Sorry, I meant to include the actual angle: 1°26'21" +/-25"
On 2024-01-02 8:03 a.m., Adam McLeod wrote:
Fortunately, Sandvik standardized the Capto shank via ISO 26623. It is
called a "Polygonal taper interface with flange contact surface". If
you search &qu
Fortunately, Sandvik standardized the Capto shank via ISO 26623. It is
called a "Polygonal taper interface with flange contact surface". If
you search "capto iso polygon shank" in duckduckgo search engine right
now, you may find that there is a "preview" of that standard in a pdf
that probably
I like IGUS for high flex cables. I just replaced the encoder cable on
my lathe with CF-111-011-D. That gave me 4 twisted pair and 4 straight
conductors for the encoder power. They have all sorts of different
combinations of conductors, twisting and shielding. They also sell
internationally
If you are lacking torque, another option is to only run the tap in to
your first peck, then hand tap the rest. There should be enough there
to get the tap started nice and square, and M8 taps aren't too difficult
to drive by hand with a decent wrench.
Adam
On 2016-05-07 22:49, Gene Heskett w
The thing about CNC control or industrial automation is that there isn't
really that much data being passed. It is much more about latency and
consistency (jitter) if you want a high performance CNC tool.
Industrial controls that run on ethernet tend to be non-standard
implementations that beh
I think it is pretty standard for scroll chucks to not repeat better
than 0.001". My experience is that chucks are often considered good in
the 0.001" to 0.005" run out repeatability. I suspect when the chuck is
tightened, there is enough friction between the jaws and the chuck body
that preve
Hi Rick,
What is the printer? I have HP printers and for them there is the hplip
package that gives official HP support for their printers. It gives
access to the scanning and printing features of the multifunction
printers, and works over the network.
For other brands, I'm not experienced.
Hi Rick,
It depends on how you have it installed. I assume that you installed
Ubuntu and Debian on the same hard drive, but in different partitions.
If you haven't put any data you want to keep on the installation
partition, you can just delete the partition that contains Debian. To
get the
