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I've built a few for people have found it to be VERY time consuming to wire up. HOPING that there may be a market for such a thing and with some interest from a few people already, I'm nearing

hi all what is g43/44 for? JS

It is not as easy as just looking at a particular metal and getting a required speed and cutting force. As an example, if I cut a piece of aluminum on my Bridgeport with a 1-1/2" 4 flute carbide

hi all at last...im now playing with V.2.0 and i love it from the beginning... JS

Dave, Thanks for the information, and the reference to Mariss's message. I can understand most of it, but his reference to "push" has me a little confused. The formula for "push" is clear

Ken, Here is one reason; it's called necessity :-) I wanted to make some decorative wooden gears that appeared to be too big to do on the Sherline. But, by mounting the blank on the rotary, I

Guys, I have a chance at getting a good deal on a burning table but am in need of some help. The rig is an Union Carbide CS-56 table with the original GE amps left on it, and a Lynx Technologies

A few people on this list are infected with an email virus, W32.Yaha.E@mm. W32.Yaha.E@mm is a mass-mailing worm that sends itself to all email addresses that exist in the Microsoft Windows Address

Umm, well sort of. I have a partial schematic but it's not complete. I'm using an Atmel ATMega8 MCU to decode the data stream and display the numbers on an LCD. The type of switches doesn't really

Not sure of the exact motors you are using, but if it is the same Powermax II motors I have on my Sherline than the 2.3 amps is the setting without any additional reduction if you want the

approach the It's been done many times. It is referred to as a rotary axis. If a rotary axis is oriented parallel to a spindle (Z), it is identified as a C axis. The complete range of movement

The application would be the same as any other - i.e. router/plasma application (4'x8' as practical size for discussion purposes). I would think that Linear moves in polar space would be roughly the

I have a question about the appropriate current setting on my API CMD-260 bipolar drive. I will be using a Powermax II Bipolar Stepper motor which is rated at 2.3Amps per phase when the phases are

Hi guys, this is pretty far off topic, but I'll put in my two cents. I prefer a page that offers a button to let the person go to the home page. or to the main topic page if one is levels deep in

Interesting idea ... but why? It seems to me the particulars of the math involved would not make arriving at the end use coordinates any easier. Do you have a particular application in mind? I'm just

Marv, Now sure what you are saying by "I haven't heard any discussions about speed ranges and how they're controlled.". Speed is controlled by how fast you feed your drive pulses. The higher the

Hi MArv, check post 45509. I think that covers it pretty well. The small section that may be direct is : quote : (2) Steppers have lots of torque at low speeds and very little torque at high

Hi, Every so often the question of using the internals of a PC rodent as the basis of a DRO comes up onlist. For those who want to look into this subject there is an article in this months Model

Most Fanuc type controllers have a G code associated with polar coordinates G15 polar system off,G16 Polar system on, this typically deals with X=Radius and Y= Angle of hole from O (pivot point)