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Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
I cut the page into smaller pieces and translated to English and added the links. Product information "Pump control 1.5" With this board it is possible to control the peristaltic pump, which is
By John Dammeyer · #1604 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Thanks, nice pump.? Looks far more up-market than the ones I'm using, but considerably more expensive.
By Julian · #1603 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Vielen Dank, Gerrit! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER¡¯S LAW: It works better if you plug it in. EDWARD'S LAW: It works even better if you turn it on. *
By CLevinski · #1602 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
A full schematic and software are available here: Pumpen Steuerung 1.5 | Gel?tetes | End-CNC (end-cnc-shop.de) ( https://www.end-cnc-shop.de/geloetetes/1/pumpen-steuerung-1.5 ) Video(s) here:
By Gerritv <gerrit-ml@...> · #1601 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Gene, you mention a system employing a peristaltic pump ... do you have any links to this?? Mark and I are working on a system to drip feed my lathe bearings using such a pump. Julian.
By Julian · #1600 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
My Fogbuster clone runs off an airbrush compressor. Not very noisy at all. 15psi is enough since the fluid is pressurized. Gerrit
By Gerritv <gerrit-ml@...> · #1599 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Gene, I have read a little about this in the past, but I have not really considered it because I am not enamored of having my basement air compressor running continually. (Although I suspect that the
By CLevinski · #1598 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
John, It never occurred to me to try that. It is a simple matter to slide the flow control device closer to the dispensing end. Thanks for suggesting it! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey,
By CLevinski · #1597 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Gene Keep us informed, but I avoid air feeds like the plague. I came up with my IV drip feed I think 12 years ago, and with the workshop that is so small that you cannot even spin a mouse around let
By John Lindo · #1596 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Charlie, I like the simplicity and low price of the gravity-powered system, but personally I would like to use something more predictable for unattended operation. I am yet to build something for my
By Gene Pavlovsky · #1595 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
We had a stock water tank heater that dripped diesel fuel into a combustion chamber. ?The drip was controlled by a small valve at the bottom of the fuel tank. ?As the tank emptied or the diesel
By John Walker · #1594 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Hi, Gene, You made some excellent points. Thanks for raising them. I did not vent my bottle for a couple of reasons. First, I invert it to fill the bottle, and I didn't want to have to deal with
By CLevinski · #1593 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Thanks Gene. Good use of the IV drip system priniple. Yes a top vent in the cap if you are using a container, as it would be difficult to refill an IV plastic bag. Not sure of the maximum viscosity
By John Lindo · #1592 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Hey guys, I once made a similarly working drip feed chain oiler for my dual-sport motorbike. It took some fudging about until it started to work well enough. I found the flow rate adjuster/regulator
By Gene Pavlovsky · #1591 ·
Re: A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Charlie Drip feed IV Thanks for sharing with the forum members. Coolant selection can be intmidating and of course availabilty around th world. We are all mindful of the strict health standards which
By John Lindo · #1590 ·
A Drip Coolant System #MISC
Hello, All, I finally got my new mill into my basement shop, reassembled and mounted. The subject came up of using coolant. When I use coolant on the milling machine, I usually have a spray bottle
By CLevinski · #1589 ·
#ARD Arduino Mega #ARD
An idea I gleaned from Richard UK Remove the 9V jack input plug and replace with a 2 x wire input terminal block. Simply desolder the board pins and two securing pins using the copper desolder strip,,
By John Lindo · #1582 ·
Re: Offlist -- RE: [digitalhobbyist] New Mill and CNC Conversion #MILLS #CNC
Hello Tamra. Many thanks for your post. Any questions reference CNC mills, lathes please ask, We have a multitude of experienced members to answer. John
By John Lindo · #1581 ·
Re: Offlist -- RE: [digitalhobbyist] New Mill and CNC Conversion #MILLS #CNC
Hello.? The group is rather quiet.? I check it periodically. I remain interested in learning about CNC lathes and mills. Tamra
By Tamra · #1580 ·
Re: #3D New printer. #3D
John, Very nice printing! I wish I could get mine to come out like that! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER¡¯S LAW: It works better if you plug it in. EDWARD'S LAW: It works even
By CLevinski · #1579 ·