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Can anyone recommend good reading material for a just learning CNC'r? Owen

We use PLC's made by IMO. Their smallest version The KLG 7 series is available as a starter kit with PLC, cable for PLC to PC and software for about 70 UKP [$100 ] The software is actually a free

Automation Direct has some $120 PLC's with $99 programing software. Andy Programmable Logic programming equipment in CNC

Sherline 4400 lathe and 2000 mill. Mill is outfitted with Flashcut 3 axis 5 amp CNC servo system. Much more accurate than stepper motors. Also Sherline CNC rotary table, PC, 21" inch monitor, and

I was considering using a Gecko 310 with Mach1's step and direction spindle drive with the existing servo amp to control my 4hp spindle for rigid taping and whatnot. I was also considering the

Hi all, Most of people use either steppingmotors or DC-servo, I noticed that the big manufactures (fadal, haas, dmg etc.) all use AC-servo. The benefits are more dynamic, more compact, higher peak

Any others in the US????????????????? bill <We use PLC's made by IMO. Their smallest version The KLG 7 series is available as a starter kit >>

In searching for an e-mail address for Maxnc, I found this and other Yahoo groups sharing their experiences. I own and have used the Maxnc 70 oz/in 3 axis motion control for some time. It is

Group, Could someone direct me to a website where I can find round, 10 conductor shielded ribbon cable, for a flexing application? TIA, Patrick

to be exact the controller is Model 3200, table is PCH 3274 I think the "PCH" is for poncing cutter head. Also was told Gerber is out of[at least this type of plotter] business ?? thanks

Does anyone on the list have a source of low cost PLC'S, Programmable Logic Controllers, available with either free or very low cost programming software? I think these would be a natural for

I have been following this discussion with interest. Two years ago, before I started working with my cnc mill, I purchased two robot arms with the notion of making a robotic machining workcell.

tell by my preference wouldn't know Owen: Both DOS and Windows have plus's and minuses. Here are some things to consider: DOS will run your machine with less computer horsepower and less initial

When this list was first started there was quite a lot about Conversational CNC, but nothing since, for a long time. Would someone undertake explaining to me and the list, what, and why

There is a way to network Dos using Wattcp. Alex

Hi All, Now as a real mind twist, try to imagine the "bridge" over the top of the rotating table as a semicircle. The only linear motion is the Z axis, mounted on that rainbow over the rotating

carlcnc wrote: You've got to be more specific. I think Gerber made their first photoplotter in the early 1960's with a GE Mark Century control. Tape NC, about 500 paper-phenolic circuit boards

Dave, Servos traditionally were harder to implement due to greater wiring complexity, add-in servo cards, limited software choices, many more tuning parameters, cost) when they were only the

depends on which router, the early ones were stepper motor based Erie Patsellis Shelbyville Design & Signworks 1309 W. S. 7th Street Shelbyville, IL 62565 (217)774-4444 visit our website at

Don wrote: What you really want is a servo amp for AC servo motors (induction motors rather than permanent magnet brushless). These definitely exist, and are what many of the high-end machine