I have MK3/4 controller and TNG software.
I would like to connect four SPST-NO momentary switches to four inputs on the MK3/4 board (IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4). Each switch would have its own function.
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I have MK3/4 controller and TNG software.
I would like to connect four SPST-NO momentary switches to four inputs on the MK3/4 board (IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4). Each switch would have its own function.
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Can anyone tell from the picture who is the manufacturer of this HSK 85S, 8300 RPM spindle?
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Ah, sorry! This is the board that I can get locally:...
Thank you both for your responses!
I send the board out for repair to PlanetCNC.
Your scheme makes perfect sense to me John, thank you!
There is just one thing that is still bothering me. If...
Thank you John for your quick response.
I will contact the support to see whether they can fix the board.
Can I use this PC817 module to wire the inductive switches:...
I am a beginner and I know what I did is gonna sound terrible.
I have a Mk3/4 Planet CNC controller and I connected NC PNP inductive proximity switches to LIM1, LIM2 and LIM3 inputs.
The...
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Is this cable ok?
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Awesome! Any time frame?
It might be uncommon but it is very useful. I have more than a dozen in use at the moment and soon to be more.
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Can you...
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The one from Grainger is 7201-BEGCP (heavy preload) and the one from bearingboys.co.uk is 7201-BEGBP (medium preload). You posted a link to 7201 BEGAP (light preload) one.
Exploring the wonders of angular contact ball bearings for the past few days.
I noticed that not all bearings that SKF produces are listed in their online catalog.
Here is an example:
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That makes sense but there is no axial load listed for single row angular contact ball bearings either. I would like to know static, dynamic and fatigue axial loads.
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George: How do you cut long unsupported round rails to the exact length?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjjGE6neTqQ
That looks promising but I wonder how it works and how sustainable it is in dry environment
The second and third statements make sense.
But why would be larger diameter easier to produce accurately?
Of course I am referring to rolled ball screws.
Anyone knows why in general 1605 ballscrews are cheaper than 1204?
Or maybe not. Found some very interesting information: http://www.smslinear.com/gifs/pdfs/Rotary%20Bearings.pdf
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I see that you don't use ball screw support units. Do you use angular contact bearings, and if so, how do you preload them?