[Emc-users] Gecko 203v

I had a noise problem with the 203v. I solved the problem by re tapping the 4-40 ground screw in the center of the Gecko's black heat sink. The heat sink is anodized making it non electrically conductive. My 4 Gecko's are all mounted on one common heat sink, and after making everything grounded

[Emc-users] Easy to heat treat high speed tool steel

Have a look at Uddeholm Vanadis 4 Extra SuperClean. Uddeholm has more types of tool steel to choose from. This is from Uddeholm PDF. Pre-heating temperature: First pre-heating at600–650°C (1110–1200°F) and second at 850–900°C (1560–1650°F)Austenitizing temperature: 940–1180°C (1725–2160°F),

[Emc-users] Fourth Axis

Hi Kirk I was looking for a answer to this question about 3 years ago and I did not get any help on this topic. I hope you will get some were with this problem. I am using axis for my screen in LinuxCNC, on my machine, and it displays the fourth axis in the same way as (Gremlin). I think the

[Emc-users] Displaying the forth axis with LinuxCNC 2.5.2

Hi all I have found that Rot4thaxiskins - configuration of a 3 axis machine with an additional rotatory axis has been added to LinuxCNC 2.5.2 ,is this correct? If Rot4thaxiskins has been added has anyone tried to use it? Have a look at my brothers web page, http://members.shaw.ca/rpape/ There is

[Emc-users] How to get the A axis to display properly

I would like to get the A axis to lock on to my rotary table center line. I have upgraded to LinuxCNC/Axis 2.5.0 and the A axis is still locked on to the X axis machine position, G53. The INI line I am using is GEOMETRY = AXYZ. When I set the part position to be on the center line of the rotary