Hi,
We build successful machines with 4 or 5 axes, EMC2.
Here is one of our machine with 5 axes. The machine uses servos Omron 400W,
and is controlled by EMC2 and Mesa 7i33 and 5i20 cards ...
We are preparing in the near future to build a machine 5 x 8 meters [image:
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I'm working with a company right now that is assembling a very large 5
axis machine.The too head pivots in two axes and and it is mounted
on a gantry slide to create the 5 axes. The final drive at the head is
via wide toothed belts - HTD type of similar.
The head is a yoke type design - s
On 4 April 2011 05:30, Sven Wesley wrote:
> I need to make a tilting head 4-axis, further on also rotating to get the
> 5th axis. Before I start making parts, has anyone already made a similar
> machine or own one and would like to provide some details?
Chris (I think) has a tiny little 5-axis m
I know, it's the easiest. Unfortunately, it's kinda hard to tilt a workshop
floor. With that said, I need a tilting head...
2011/4/4 Dave Caroline
> You can equally tilt the table to get the same/similar machining
> envelope. It depends on what you are going to make and also space for
> the mach
You can equally tilt the table to get the same/similar machining
envelope. It depends on what you are going to make and also space for
the machine.
Dave Caroline
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Guys,
I need to make a tilting head 4-axis, further on also rotating to get the
5th axis. Before I start making parts, has anyone already made a similar
machine or own one and would like to provide some details?
Using belts as a transmission/gearing is no problem, servo or stepper is an
open quest
