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Richard. I agree, not been a problem yet. A simple 3:1 ratio, 30T on the spindle, 10 T on the encoder, Charlie has followed the same principles but yet to try out. SDI/Sp US side, or Bearings are us

Numbers are 2092 and 2095. Good on LMS. a brilliant bunch of guys, I printed in the past a 32 T and looks good ( involute wise) .See photo, LMS versus 3D print. A bit grubby, well so am I. LOL Never

Charlie, I have never yet done tests or calculations to see how the existing software is affected by high rpm or a lower resolution. Therefore leaving the software numbers as is for the moment as 1,

Hi John! Do you have the LMS part number for the gears used in the Real Bull GR? I can generate STL files for them and maybe you can print them out for a trial.

That cube was an exercise in writing gcode for his CNC class. It was machined from aluminum billet and is one piece. It is quite striking when viewed from the proper angle. He gave me the drawing and

STL of the 48T pulley with 28mm bore if anyone wants to have a go at printing.

Eddie. Iges and STL files loaded up perfect. So we know file transfer between forum members may not be a future issue. Thanks for your work on this. -- John

Eddie Even better when i attach a file Duh -- John

Eddie. I made a cube (actually 4 cubes) the smallest not visible Made on the mill with a boring head. in phosphor bronze. I 3D printed on also, but lost it. Duh. Quite easy to do, draw up the cubes,

Current price: A 6A32M016DF0603 $13.08 A 6A32M048NF0606 $13.41 I downloaded the CAD files in STEP and IGES format (attached). With the proper dimensions, an STL file can be generated for 3D

Sorry meant z axis not ySent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Thank you for your message. I got a little confused with the rotary encoder settings and bought a 600 pr one but the spec states "two phase raising to 2400 pr but Richard said I will need a 3 to 1 to

Well, being a 2D drawing, a DXF file is probably more universal, and a parametric model can easily be created from a drawing. But some things just don't have "the look" as a 2D drawing. Here's IGES

Given 600 lpr and a 3:1 drive from spindle set then (if using the 74LS86 as per spec) #define ENC_LINE_PER_REV???? 1800 // Number of lines of the encoder per 1 revolution of the

Eddie. Thanks good info. STEP files will not work for me, my old CAD system needs a convertor and then enter in a code. Can you try DXF IGES or better still STL files if it?s for

Les I read from previous posts you were only interested in the manual screw cutting module.Z axis. and now you have decided to power up the X axis. Well done. With Richards guidance it will be really

This looks to be one of those things that would be sooooo tempting to 3D print out of nylon, ABS, or PETG...

Y axis, are you milling? A lathe only has Z and X unless you use a milling attachment then you have Y. Ralph [email protected]> wrote:

Hi, Fast Eddie, The Files section is currently set to allow all members to download from it. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Hi, Ralph, I bought the spindle pulley with a much smaller bore than desired, then bored it out, holding it in soft jaws.? I first made a stepped gauge to let me know when I was getting close to the