Hello Rayh,
the lathe has only 4 speeds and two directions, that makes 6 clutches. It's
sure a nice feature squaring off - I'm usually turning by hand - to turn
her up as it goes toward the center. She runs up to 2000 per minute. You
change gears by rotating the engaging lever. There have been
On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 13:00 +0100, Peter blodow wrote:
> - a Graziano SAG12 lathe
> It meant rather complicated programming since the momentary turning
> diameter at the tool tip had to be checked at any moment to make sure the
> optimum gear was engaged (this would be quite a challenge for a HA
On Sunday 18 January 2009, Peter blodow wrote:
>>Hello Gene,
>>
>>Ahh, welcome! Do you have a machine to use yet?
>>
>>
>>EMC was new to me, not machines and their control. in fact, I turned my
>>first automated part (slab of cast iron to make e optical glass grinding
>>lap) some twelve years ago.
>
>Hello Gene,
>Ahh, welcome! Do you have a machine to use yet?
>
>EMC was new to me, not machines and their control. in fact, I turned my
>first automated part (slab of cast iron to make e optical glass grinding
>lap) some twelve years ago. I have (among others, smaller ones, also sheet
>me
