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    Re: Andrew's G07040 build

    Andrew,

    Did you think of threading the hole in the end cover to screw the bulkhead connector into? The spec sheet say M16x1.5, so I may leave a bit more wall thickness where I thread it.

    Rod
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    I didn't go through every page, but how will this...

    I didn't go through every page, but how will this work on a iPad mini? I just got one, and it doesn't have to be shared with the rest of the fam... Not sure I want it out in the chips yet, but...
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    Not that it solves your problem, but I just got...

    Not that it solves your problem, but I just got my 540 running and my steppers were 2.8amp and I used 2.2k resistors, all I had at the time. It is running great with them, but I received some 2.7k...
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    Got working with changing step pin to port 1 from...

    Got working with changing step pin to port 1 from port 0...
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    Another G540, X2, Spindle control problem

    I recently replaced my Xylotex 4 axis card with a G540. Everything has gone pretty well, except for the stupid spindle control. Which is ironic, as I blew up a C41 trying to get spindle control...
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    Where did you get your rubber sheet for it? Rod

    Where did you get your rubber sheet for it?

    Rod
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    C41 doesn't stop

    Wiring a new CNC4PC C41 spindle PWM controller, to an ICON-MC60 motor controller, on a HF44991. The M3 and M4 commands get the spindle turning, in the same direction for either command, but a M5...
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    HF44991 / Xylotex Upgrade

    Attached is my plan to add a CNC4PC C41 Spindle control to my Xylotex / HF 44991 setup. I blew everything up trying to add a CNC4PC C6 Spindle controller and Arturo recommended the C41 as an...
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    I'm west of Portland, and I have finished a...

    I'm west of Portland, and I have finished a mini-mill conversion. haven't done much with it recently, but anyone wanting to come look at it and discuss, I'll let you hear everything I know about...
  10. Check the torque curves for them versus the...

    Check the torque curves for them versus the 276oz/in. The 276's might be better suited. You first have to figure out how fast or slow you want to turn the steppers. the 276's are pretty impressive...
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    IMService servo driver

    Anyone have experience with the servo driver from IMService, http://www.cadcamcadcam.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=11.

    My servos would be served fine by these drivers, specifications...
  12. If everyone would speak American, things would be...

    If everyone would speak American, things would be easier..... :)

    EMT is conduit for electrical wires. I couldn't find what EMT stands for myself, but it is metal conduit for running electrical...
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    You could probably cut down that cost if you...

    You could probably cut down that cost if you assembled some of the parts yourself. I mounted everything in the PC case, build your own power supply, etc., etc.

    Just to throw something else out,...
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    Alternatives: Many...... one would be to buy...

    Alternatives: Many......

    one would be to buy steppers and build mounts and run with it. Feeds will be slow, and you have a greater chance to miss steps as speeds increase, but it is doable with...
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    My guess would be that the CNC ready Taig has...

    My guess would be that the CNC ready Taig has smoother leadscrews/nuts that the Chinese mini-mill, but you are getting up there in RPM of the leadscrew to get adequate cutting speeds.

    Stepper RPM:...
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    Just a FYI, my design speed was 150-175 rpm from...

    Just a FYI, my design speed was 150-175 rpm from the stepper. This give 30+ ipm rapids. Very acceptable for a mini-mill with 11-12 inch to traverse X.

    If you have 16 tpi stock leadscrews, that...
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    Email Xylotex. He's a pretty good guy, and was...

    Email Xylotex. He's a pretty good guy, and was very helpfull when I was setting mine up.

    Here's the link from automationdirect.com with thier spec sheets....
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    From experience, check the torque curves for both...

    From experience, check the torque curves for both steppers. I got mine from Automation direct, when I bought, and the torque curve for the 276oz/in had better torque at the rpm that was best for my...
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    Extended base for the X2

    How come no one makes an extended based for the SIEG X2. I think you could add a 0.5 - 1 inch spacer in the head assembly and a 2inch longer base, and get a MUCH bigger work envelope.

    If I had 2...
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    I would add a few more dollars to your budget and...

    I would add a few more dollars to your budget and buy a xylotex 3 axis board. I have used several for CNC projects and they are great.

    Rod
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    I felt the same way you did about this. Buy,...

    I felt the same way you did about this. Buy, Buy, Buy. These forums are for people to share info. I don't begrudge Ron selling plans, he seems like a very nice guy. He lives close to me, and he...
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    X and Y - Yes,...

    X and Y - Yes, http://www.cnczone.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/1418/cat/500/ppuser/6377

    Z, 2.1-1 belt reduction. I didn't really need the speed, and wanted the extra mechanical advantage for...
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    Do you reall need 800-1200 oz/in steppers? I...

    Do you reall need 800-1200 oz/in steppers? I have a Sieg/HF mini-mill with 276oz/in steppers and ballscrews, and have more power than I need. It snaps endmills way to easy.

    My strategy would be...
  24. -RANT- Want the price to go down?? Quit...

    -RANT-

    Want the price to go down?? Quit buying gas, walk, bike, tele-commute. I know these are not options for everyone.

    Our family converted to all diesel over the last 2 years, and now...
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    OneCNC web site doesn't list any pricing, which...

    OneCNC web site doesn't list any pricing, which always scares a hobbyist. What price range does OneCNC run? I would love to find something that did R2V that good, but I imagine it's thousands...
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    No that I have any experience with it but...

    No that I have any experience with it but wouldn't the FROG controller fit the bill.

    http://www.avatartools.com/
    Rod
  27. I built my CNC mini-mill to make these clamps and...

    I built my CNC mini-mill to make these clamps and speakers for my wakeboard tower. I thought the local guy wanted to much to do the job, boy was I wrong......It's been a fun ride though!

    Rod
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    Is your rotary table the Phase 2 or the Precision...

    Is your rotary table the Phase 2 or the Precision one? I have the Precision version from LMS. I would like to hear how you attached your stepper mount to it.

    It looks real good all together...
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    I'm in Hillsboro, and as much as I love to drive...

    I'm in Hillsboro, and as much as I love to drive my truck, I hope you can find someone to carpool with......

    Do you have a website for PRIME?

    Rod
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    the web site is;...

    the web site is;
    http://home.earthlink.net/~oregongears04/

    Rod
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