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Jerry, I was the guy who emailed Handyage about the GEM CNC Mill. The reply I got was that they would sell it without the CNC controls and motors, but with the ballscrews. I can't remember the

It appears again that someone on the group has a virus. Please run a virus check every day, and be sure it is up to date every day. These pose a continuous problem to all the list members and fill

air Now scheduled for the December issue. Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService Listserve Special discounts and offers are at: http://www.imsrv.com/grp.html Today is the last day for the 3D

Another issue is that most drill press spindles use a taper to mount the chuck. These tapers are not designed for side loads so you would have to come up with a different way to hold your cutters. You

Full-fledged manufacturing shows which come to mind are CMW (Canadian Manufacturing Week) at the International Centre in Toronto (see http://www.reedexpo.ca/cmw/), and SOIS (Southern Ontario

Just last week there was the welding/finishing show in TO at Expo Place. Next Sept? should be the machinery show at the same location. Watch www.reedexpo.com for upcoming events. Allan if

I'm probably going to go in April to names, but just wanted to know if there's a show like NAMES in central Ontario. Or some sort of manufacturing type trade show around. Thanks.

That sounds like what I bought. I have about 100" to the ceiling in my garage. Now the next problem is clearance with the garage door opening. Is anything easily removable up on top to shorten

I've red somewhere about self-breaking ballscrews which is a combination with a normal screw, will try to get more info. Alex

On Wednesday 30 October 2002 22:53, Bill Higdon wrote: > Keith Bowers wrote: > >>>http://products.analog.com/products/info.asp?product=AD2S90 > >>>AD2S90-EB PRODUCTION Evaluation Boards - COMMERCIAL

Ken Jenkins wrote: Ken, I bought one of these on eBay from DRO_GUY. My Acu-Rite died and I didn't have the $$ for the Newall I wanted. The Jenix was the only thing I could find right away that was

Yes routers are intended for side load. Now the problem is that most routers turn at 18000 RPM, which depending on the size of the cutter and the material to be cut, will be too fast and will burn up

Ken Jenkins wrote: http://www.dsjenix.com/en/

There is a service pack for visualmill 4.0 available on their web site. The help file has been greatly expanded and is now usable. There were also some changes in the .exe that may have resolved

$39. itemnumber=45333 > Thanks everybody for the feedback. It looks like there are plenty of off the shelf components for relatively short money. I supposed controlling a 110 v line is no more

I saw some Jenix DROs on eBay (the one I was looking at went for $627). Anyone have an experience with these? They're from a Korean company but I can't find anything about them on the web. Ken

Roland, that sounds like a good idea to me. Somewhere close and large enough to hold everybody comfortable, and some of us might bring what we are working on to show and tell. bill hinkle in

Message: 2 Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 20:09:32 -0000 From: "jmkasunich" <jmkasunich@...> Subject: Re: NAMES get together SNIP I am checking with the NAMES organizers and there will be some

Here is a link to a coolant pump and tank from Harbor Freight for

Hi Tim My 2HP Series II cnc with the rigid ram and kwik-switch spindle is 89" high, 68" deep, 74" wide. With a 96" ceiling I can just get the belt cover off for service. Steve SKFab tooling.