Here are the fittings I got from McMaster-Carr for my Robinair pump. Page Link Part 50635K374. I use the intended HVAC hose to connect the pump to the receiver tank. I haven't removed the fittings...
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Here are the fittings I got from McMaster-Carr for my Robinair pump. Page Link Part 50635K374. I use the intended HVAC hose to connect the pump to the receiver tank. I haven't removed the fittings...
Milling_man, obviously your seals leak enough not to boil the coolant. What do you get from your 2 stage pump that a rotary vane wouldn't supply? I don't think the extra 2-3"s of vacuum would make a...
I used to get my foamed cord stock from Allied Seals but their website is gone so here is what I came up after a search that looks like it will work. I use 3/32" cord stock almost exclusively for all...
That pump is exactly what you do not want if you are going to ever use coolant. Rotary vanes can't create enough vacuum to boil water and they will live through ingesting coolant with just a solvent...
They are too simple to make and having one made specifically for what you need matters too much so I have always made my own. Use foamed cord stock for your seal, dovetailed grooves in your fixtures,...
I finally got an answer from a YouTube video poster. His answer is:
The guard and the autofeeder can be unbolted pretty easily. When you take those off the saw is only 18” wide. I’m sure it’s not...
I think the best bang for your buck is a 1990s through early 2000s Japanese VMC where the MTB still offers free phone tech and parts support. I know Kitamura and Brother are options and I am sure...
I am wondering how hard it would be to remove the infeed table to get the saw through a 30" doorway. I called Tormach but their answer was not easily, err we don't recommend it, not really. Does...
Thanks for the update. Other than you I haven't found anyone else talking about having one. Have you made any modifications or wish to?
Any updates now that it is available? Do you still have it and like it?
Well I finally figured it out, no thanks to Longriflesinc. Called Yaskawa about some other questions and the tech had no idea about separating the H and D offsets, said I should contact Kitamura. I...
I have the same issue, would be nice if you would post the parameter you changed.
I acknowledged that this is a 3D program with some 2.5D capabilities. Since my main work is 2.5D I just wish it supported this type of work a little better. What is driving my interest in madCAM is...
Thanks Dan,
I made the changes and this is the code that posted with the madCAM post below. I have attached the simple cad model with I hope the madCAM info. The blank line should have the M8...
I did find it and read through it completely but couldn't find the files to modify. I did find them and have made some modifications but can't figure out the first line after a tool change.
If...
I seem to have answered my own question while getting something to post here. I modified the default tool tolerance of .003 to .0001 and it quit jumping around, much better. Now I want to modify a...
I have only been programming and running cnc for 16 years but I can't imagine not having it as an option. It just saves so much time to be able to adjust an offset versus re-posting a program. Just...
Ewwwwwwww, don't like the idea of having to edit nc files after post processing. Not a deal killer, considering the price, but a real limitation!
Thank you for answering my question.
I am not sure what you mean? Long version please.
Hello shas595,
Please let us know the better way of backing up the offsets. I just got a 2001 Mycenter 1 with an i80 control and would love to have this info.
Thanks,
David
PS - For...
I am trying out madCam and have a few questions but the biggest is this. Does madcam support cutter comp? Programmable lead ins with g41 when profiling?
Thanks for any help,
I don't remember what operating system it used. IIRC it may have been dos. I no longer have the simple manual that came with the software. Have you tried emailing Dyna Mechtronics? They are still...
I had a 4400 with the Dyna control that was made around 1983-5 ish. Once I purchased their communication software, which is a must have to communicate with their control, I didn't have any trouble...
Are you using the Dyna Myte communication software? I think this is a requirement for their control. What year is your machine?