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Wow. That's quite the belt. John Sent: March-18-20 9:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [digitalhobbyist] #LATHES Spindle Encoder Update I have my new Consew Brushless DC motor

I have my new Consew Brushless DC motor (

I mentioned those as the range of speeds you get with small lathes. My little Unimat will eventually lose that stupid like underpowered brushed sewing machine motor for one a bit larger with Manjeet's

John those are set spindle speeds, I think CSS is looking for variable speeds. Ralph wrote:

Richard with my Consew Brushless DC motor install on my lathe I will have (easy) programagic control over spindle speed. I "should" be able to implement CSS. I will l be using a DS1803 digital

I'd say surface finish. If you clamp a casting onto your face plate and run the tool across it you'll see various patterns as the SFM changes. Take that same casting and use a fly cutter on your mill

Constant Surface Speed has been mentioned a few times on this and other groups. Whilst I am fully aware of what it is I am not aware of how it is handled in the real world. Surfacing in Z is not a big

P Hi Peter Totally agree with you reference the change gear hassle, the "Warco" I believe is a Real Bull under a different badge, which I now believe "Optimum" may have taken over ? not sure but

I also run the Auto Artisans ELS and have been very pleased with it and use it daily on my U.K. Warco lathe. Saves messing about with those messy changewheels plus many other advantages. Thank you

Forgot to add. RELS and CNC The DDCS CNC controller can also be used on my Real Bull mini lathe, utilizing only the X and Z axis movements of the 4? axis. Just swap out the 2 x stepper motor wires

Hi John, I looked into these after you mentioned them another time. I'm not sure with my eyesight I'd like the small low resolution screen. The other issue is more related to my system than a standard

18 months ago I converted my Weiss mini mill to 4 axis CNC . The? DDCS type CNC controllers out of China IMHO are well worth the modest expenditure. For approx $250 including steppers and drivers the

Hi Bob, Backlash is a fascinating subject. Playing around with LinuxCNC on the same machine as MACH3 shows how different their backlash handling is. One takes it out first, then moves. The other takes

Hi John, you are speaking to the converted! That’s exactly where I want to go! Well....at least two axis anyway. It would be nice to have backlash take-up as well. And of course to be able to go to

Thanks... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *LAW OF ANNOYANCE: When working on a project, if you put away a tool that you’re certain you’re finished with, you will need it instantly.*

Thanks Bob, I've been having a déjà vu discussion on the EMC Linux group that is very similar to the one we had back on the CAD CAM DRO group before we spun off into E-Leadscrew. The resistance

Sorry, forgot my URL for this; John Dammeyer http://www.autoartisans.com/ELS Sent: February-24-20 3:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [digitalhobbyist] RELS Parts info Click on

Hi to all, I just wanted to add a couple of comments to Johns reply. I have two of Johns ELS boards. The first one (on my Boxford) was a very early one, and the second one only a year or so old

Click on Electronic Lead Screw Source Code. It's also on the E-Leadscrew groups.io <mailto:[email protected]> site. There was even source code published with an article I had published in Circuit

Hi, John, I understood from the fact that you are selling them that it was, by definition, a commercial product. If that's not the case, my apologies. It was not my intention to spread