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Hello I just started trying to use visual mill and have 4 question. Any help would be appreciated. 1. In the help index when you click on create it says there is no page to be found. Is this a bug? 2.

Hello I just started trying to use visual mill and have 4 question. Any help would be appreciated. 1. In the help index when you click on create it says there is no page to be found. Is this a bug? 2.

I looked thrue past postes for rutex but only found chit chat about it ,, read nothing about how well it works or how the support was. if anyone could offer some insite to it please do. Thanks Duffy

Paul, To answer the question of using a mechanical means to increase encoder resolution, I have seen it used both with encoders and the older syncro's to increase resolution. Toothed timing belts

A quick estimate is about .005 in each axis. Maybe a little less in the y-axis. Any good supplier of metric-bore pullies (with a key notch), or should I just bore out some english ones? Offhand I'd

.0055 slop on a new Chinese made knee mill is pretty good. My enco knee mill came stock with .020 backlash on the Z axis, .010 on the X and .008 on the Y. Since your backlash is that much I would

well after 3 months, i finally have my machine. Overall, i'm pretty happy with the Grizzly 3102. The main area that I'm unhappy with is the Z-axis downfeed. The fine adjust seems to take a little more

This has probably been dealt with before but I can't find it in the archive. It has been said on this group that encoders should, ideally, have a resolution 10 times greater than that which you wish

This route is much simpler, and works for me everytime... Highlight all the code in the editor(being careful not to go outside of the editor box) and instead of printing to file, just right click on

can anyone suggest good fine finish circuit with no wear charachtristics. Thanks lalit --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Y! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your web site

Thanks guys, you cleared up a bunch and pointed me in good directions as usual. This list is a smogasboard of info. Scot

From: "Tim Goldstein" <timg@...> PRECISION this I used the Phillycast resin in my Grizzley mod posted here a couple years ago, and on my web pages at http://plsntcov.8m.com I bought it

Hi, Scot: No, it doesn't work that way. When you put two capacitors in parallel, the same voltage is dropped across both, so the voltage rating of the combination doesn't change. It's actually the

Nope, When you tye two caps in series you get a voltage rating of VR=V1+V2 and a capacity rating of CR=(C1*C2)/(C1+C2) if you balance out the voltage by paralleling resistors across each cap such that

Hi, well i am no expert but the machine i saw being built they poured the urethane/concrete like material into the machine once it was at the customers site. Then final scraping and set-up was done.

Here's a nice machine made with polymer concrete. http://www.incrediblemachine.com/index.html Bill is>made of the stuff. It's actually really neat stuff. It has all of >the good quaities of real stone

Someone was asking a while back about a compact R8 spindle. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1779206580 is a current auction on eBay for such a spindle with three bearings. There is

I have enjoyed this thread on proper wiring. As a way of helping to make sure I understand all the issues, I have compiled this document from all of the recent posts on this subject. This work

On Saturday 19 October 2002 11:19 am, you wrote: Okay I'm retarded. I just realized that I was mixing up resistors and capacitors. Duh. > On Saturday 19 October 2002 11:17 am, you wrote: > > That's

Scot, Try this web site: http://www.phillycast.com. It was one I got for casting leadscrew nuts, but I noticed they also had materials for casting machine bases. Marv Frankel Los Angeles