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<denschmitz@...> wrote: Delta robots can also be 6-axis. The "deltaness" comes from the fact they use rotational actuators. You can build three axis platforms with either actuator type. Actually

Dennis Schmitz wrote: .... I don't think this is necessarily the case. I am working on a tripod-style design (yes, for home use), and so far, my software doesn't decouple the g-code interpreter from

Hi David, Too bad the RF31 link is bad! Alan KM6VV figNoggle wrote:

hi all (nice picture on the yahoo page!)- thought you'd find this useful when shopping around for linear guides and blocks. we drafted up this pricing chart for the thk shs series. this may also

Hi all, I've being reading about a water jet cutter, it looks like it can handle about any material, but it's slower than lasers. We got a lot of lasers running near by, but no water jets. So, I

I have a 3 axis X1 cnc mill for sale. It comes with a clamping kit, 6 end mills and 3 end mill holders. The stepper motors are 180 oz/in and uses a xylotex board. I have a few cad and cad/cam

I have several pc's in my shop running various machines . All of them are gecko servo systems except for one stepper system. Each has it's own PC none of them have any issues with low voltage on the

I've been thinking about this quite a bit. The problem breaks down to a couple of different issues. In a cartesian positioner, everything is fairly simple. Calibration is linear -- a step corresponds

Dan, thanks for the immediate response, long time no talk...like about 12 years...in any event, I miss stated the grounding piece. What I intended to say is the 65 vdc, the 5 vdc, as well as the

Robert, thanks for the quick response, the computer in question is an old computer that has been used for machine control for a long tims...a 486-100 mhz machine. While I also did test a more

The +5 must not be tied to ground . It should only be daisy chained wired to the +5 common terminals of each drive. Nowhere else. Dan Mauch low cost stepper and servo motors. cases for Gecko

Jim, If you have a new PC with a 3.1 buss voltage it most likely will not work. Many new PCs and laptops use a low voltage bus. The best solution is to use a breakout board that will buffer and

I have a problem with Gecko drives not working, I am assuming I have done something stupid or have overlooked something....or will a PC parallel port not actually "sink" the required 16ma? I have

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Chang. Works fine now and downloads into the correct folder. John S.

Cross town moving is about $250.00 here in So. Cal. From So. Cal. to Seattle will be way more obviously. You can get qoutes by calling the 800 numbers on many of the freight companies. If you are

Graham, I don't measure the error. I manually "fly" the platform with a joystick to the position where it should be, and then record the length of the actuators that puts it at that place. To set

<c.mikkelsen@...> wrote: all >6 axes being varied. I'll do something like a gird measuring every 6 >to 12 inches, with Pitch, Roll, and Yaw at -30, 0, +30 for many of the >points. How do you go

Any suggestions? Thanks, Roger