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rtr@... This procedure isn't difficult, but must be understood to successfully install a rotary encoder where none have been before. The end of a screw usually has a centerdrilled hole, the

Jon, unfortunately both types of board I have here warn that this is a certainty and I believe the Camtronics boards are the same. I have inadvertantly killed one that way. It must be in the design,

there is a lot of electrical/electronic knowledge on this list so I thought I would ask here I have a hardinge hct chucker that is 440v 3 ph hardinge recommended using a transformer to convert it to

I don't particularly have the time to maintain an FAQ, but I have space available that I can host it on if others would volunteer to write it and send me updates. Tim [Denver, CO]

Hi, I'm new to the list, thought I'd introduce myself. I presently have a heavily modified MAXNC and am building a CNC retrofit for my Hardinge chucker, Omniturn style. Using Ah-ha software at the

Any Volunteers????? Bill List Manager

Sure, just get: http://www.erols.com/mshaver/emcjava.zip this archive contains: Backup.bat - back up before making regrettable errors! ctb.bat - compiles TextButton with JAVAC ceg.bat - compiles

Raynor, You have come to the right place for information on building a cnc router. I have built two and I am now in the process of building two more, this time with a fixed bridge design. If you have

Robert Neidorff wrote: I can't say for sure, but a 2:1 (or 3:1 at most) reduction ratio should be sufficient. It depends on how many amps the motor can take safely, and how much torque you get at that

Dan Mauch wrote: The thermal switches should be tied to an E-stop circuit, so it kills all axes, and informs the CNC control that there is a problem. Much better to stop all motion than have the other

A properly designed stepper driver shouldn't be troubled by operating with no load. Unplugging or plugging in the motor while the driver is active could cause some arcing that might cause damage, but

TADGUNINC@... wrote: Gee, I don't know why. I looked up http://www.onelist.com, and got their home page. It has a thing in the middle right hand orange area that says 'find a community'. I entered

James Eckman wrote: Well, it is not so simple, because EMC is not a single program, but a combination of several. There is the real-time motion control component, there is the digital I/O part for

Hi Bill and all, I have been only lurking for a short while but have been interested for some time now in the building of say a 4'x2' router for alumin (thin) wood and various foams. I am still very

EMC users, I just put a new release of the EMC code on the FTP site. This contains a fix to the following error abort action and some new features. Thanks to Tim Goldstein for pointing these out.

Has everyone that ask for an encoder recieved a responce (yes-no) from me? I am about to start shipping them and want to make sure I have not said yes too many time for the number of encoders I have.

Because Windows 95+ freaks out when you deny it interrupts, running any kind of RT is impossible that I know of. (Somebody may know a trick I don't but that's my experience) However DOS and 3.1 can be

rhj-rbj@... writes: I do not have anyplace to put such a list. If anyone has space, and would like to run that section of the list, please contact me and we will see what we can do. bill List

I was 3rd on the list for 2 encoders mike John Grant wrote:

http://www.bhi.co.uk/hints/bathrd.htm BA Thread Data The above is a good site for information on BA threads, for those that use them in model making. bill Alb. NM