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Thanks. Yes, like my ELS, a fundamental rule for 1 PPR threading is that the spindle must not change under threading load. Normally that's not a lot anyway with a few thou per pass. And my ELS

I am using LinuxCNC for threading because of the issue you have mentioned. With Mach3 I was getting incorrect pitch on the first 2 turns because of the load slowing down the motor. LinuxCNC does a

Quick question. Both MACH2/3 use a 1 PPR index for threading. Don't know about MACH4. LinuxCNC requires both 1 PPR for the start of the G-Code and after that requires the multiple pulses for

I would do the axles between centers. Then rough out the OD of the wheels, and finish the front and back sides of them on an arbor. Then mount the wheels onto the axles and true up the wheel OD's as

For the wheel I would spend some time making a shouldered arbour to hold the blank and turn between centres. This will allow the part to be machined on both sides if required and also allow it to be

I'm the wrong to ask this question as I do not do turning. Having said that, I think what you are looking for is M30 at end of your program it marks the end and rewinds it ready to start again. If you

Sooo... Looking for guidance on using the wizards to run these parts. I'm without a full-fledged CAM program, and these parts seem simple enough. FWIW, I'm running Mach3 on a Compact 5 CNC PC with a

https://youtu.be/-G2N-LaIu48I went with this motor and? now have confidence in my Z axis.? It's a Nema 23Regards Dave?Sent from my Galaxy

Don't forget to consider the type of power supply you are using.? High current stepper motors don't like switched power supplies.?? Checkout the laser cutter on my

Looking to move 4 - 2.2 kw spindles, each with a 40 watt mod laser.? I am using 80 volt closed loop nema 34 1200 n steppers on each axis rail. Lindy

Thanks guys for your valuable info. problem is now solved thus far. When I finish all the wiring and go over? everything a second time and power-up I probably will be coming back to the forum one way

What are you trying to move (weight and size) Just curious

Thanks, I occured to me that I have a bigger challenge, I am driving 8 steppers, 4 to a gang rotary on the x axis, need 2 for y and 2 for my x, to lift 4 spindles and a laser mod on each spindle

You can have a Master and up to 5 slaves on one axis. You will find the setup on the Configure > Control > AxisMapping tab. Steve Stallings PMDX _____ Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2020 1:13

How many steppers can i slave together with mach4. to the same axis.? i need to run 4 a drives in sync around the x . Lindy Portland, Or.

Stepper motors have 2 or more coils. Given that you have four wires, I'd assume your motors have 2 x coils. These can be easily identified by using a multimeter. A bit of guess work might be needed as

Hello Ian, Colors aren't necessarily made to match - what's more important is to just pay attention to the?function (i.e. particular phase/polarity) I did a quick search on 34HE type steppers on

It should be green/black and red/blue. As stated before check the motor to be sure.Sent from my Galaxy

Use a meter to determine which windings on your motors form a pair. Only two will show continuity for each winding. Once you know those pairs take a look at the plan. It usually shows the motor

I am building a CNC machine and purchased 3- 34HEstepper motors as per plan, my motor wiring is black-green- red-blue. The plan shows the colors as red- white- yellow - green. Can anyone advise as to