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Art, I pulled Mach2 RC10 down and tried to install it. When it came up it said wrong driver version, so I attempted to remove and re-install the non apic driver. It keeps trying to install the

Hi All, At 2000 RPM cutting 20 threads per inch, my Z axis would have to move at 100 IPM, ( I think). Although my top speed is 180 IPM I wonder what distance it would take to reach that speed. I

Oh, and 13) Lathe Display improved. Thanks Art www.artofcnc.ca

Yeah, I know, you never got to see 8.0 and 9.0, they went away never got time to release them. New Features and Bugs fixed: 1) DXF layer is improved, plunge rates added. 2) DXF stutter problem gone.

On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 20:55:09 -0300, you wrote: > Interesting note here on speed. Early on I was told that flashcut had a >problem with threading above a certain speed, so I tried to design

LatheHeads... Interesting note here on speed. Early on I was told that flashcut had a problem with threading above a certain speed, so I tried to design the compensator to allow any speed. This is,

I don't think anybody thought you were putting it down. Bob AHHA be 6 will

<rhansberger@c...> wrote: I would say the thread Looks GREAT as well!! because I have used AHHA to thread with and I couldn't get the spindle speed where it had to be to get the best finish. If

Art Just a small one,When using software limits and they are activated,if you hit the limit the status shows this but when moving off the message is left on the status line or error line at the

Hi I suspect that a bug has crept into Mach2 RC 7 (I know not when). If you set up a Tool or Fixture on Tables screen and click the relevant button to save/make it persistent then you get the dialog

You didn't say the type of steel you were threading. The drill rod steels (silversteel)O-1 W-1, are not the easiest to cut threads on when compared to free machining steels. I think yours looks just

Bob, There were 2 terms I used Home and Reference. The Mach1/2 "Home" switches are used for referencing. When you reference the machine, The machine moves in the direction configured in the

Bob: Imagine turning on a machine which has a tool sitting in the middle of the bed. If you have home switches, you can say "ref axis" and the axis will move to home and then zero the DRO's. Or it

I thought when you homed, it was based on where you told mach2 home was originaly, Perhaps x0, y0, z0? so what do you need the switches for? also would the switches have to trigger

Bob, I sent you a long private note, but Comcast does not like you. It returned the note. Bob Campbell

Hello All: I have implemented a major change in the Macro functionallity, so the next version has the Macro execution as a separate Windows thread (till now I thought it was..it wasn't). It means

The simple answer is, in normal operation home switches are meant to be activated. Limit switches are not. When the machined is commanded to reference (or "home") the machine, the software moves the

I'm not sure the difference between limit and home switches. I have a bridgeport with limit switches, they are in series with a mushroom switch. If one is off, it kills the power to the power

No your probably right, my old controller would only run at 1100 RPM and 16ipm, but since I converted it to PC it will now do 2000RPM and more than 100ipm! If I change the headstock bearings I can get

Dry running Threads is a great, But every lathe I have run will not let you just run the code without the spindle turning. I have found the BEST way is to give a slow spindle speed of like 50 RPM to