开云体育

Darrell Gehlsen wrote: Darrell I don't think steppermod works in this version too well. A couple of others and myself were unable to get it to work, but if you use freqmod instead it works ok. Also

Looks like I need help again. I loaded the latest EMC and compiled it. Next I made some changes in the ini and run files for memory and linux versions. When I try to run EMC I get the following

Joe, I've used a friction drive setup with good results. You can use an encoder on a contact wheel to track where the circumference axis is. What is the largest diameter tube you want to handle? I

What you describe is a friction drive which I considered. There are pipe welders with this configuration. But there are issues with friction drive as well. As for standard formulas for pipe

Instead of friction drive, when above a specific size, how about a big V block with an automatically actuated clamp. You couldn't turn at real high rpms without ballance issues, but I don't know what

> > From: Joe Vicars <jvicars@...> > > What I call the R-theta tubing notcher is more accurately described > as a rotary x-y plasma cutter. The machine control thinks it is > controlling

What I call the R-theta tubing notcher is more accurately described as a rotary x-y plasma cutter. The machine control thinks it is controlling a regular x-y coordinate system except that x is

I used Desk NC with a plasma retro fit I did a few months ago. It took a little playing with the machine configuration file to get everything running right. I must second what Joe said about support

I agree completely, one cable to the PC would be a blessing! I wind up with enough stuff laying on the benches in my shop, Another factor to consider, if you purchased multiple boards and mounted

Peter, Give me about a week to get my x-y plasma table finished. Then I will be very interested in going over issues like the one you described. I used DeskNC for about a week on my R-theta

I like the sound of these boards, and will buy a couple if they ever exist. But I would only use them if they are external to the PC- I do not see how all the screw terminals would make sense on a PC

In a message dated 02/28/2000 5:30:12 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, multi-volti@... writes: << I found a seller who will only sell three motors. I only want one (sound familiar?), but he

In a message dated 02/28/2000 11:50:07 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, dfs@... writes: << DB25 and screw term capable input >> I believe Doug was speaking of the euro screw

Hello: In my quest for the mother-of-all-steppers (haven't found any NEMA 66, had to settle for a NEMA 42), I found a seller who will only sell three motors. I only want one (sound familiar?), but

This is the link to Tom's page that I have. http://www.mcs.net/~kulaga/dro.html Jim Geib Mansfield, Ohio

Try http://www.mcs.net/~kulaga/dro.html Tim [Denver, CO]

Can someone point me to Tom Kulaga's DRO application program? Thanks Charles Hopkins

A while ago Iwas trying to get linux to work on a second HD by installing as pimary HD then swapping IDE leads etc. and using the bios to boot from HD2 without having lilo on my HD1. loads of error