Strange. Today it all works. Not sure what I did to fix it but I guess that's OK, I,m not sure what I did to break it. When it broke nothing (that I know of) was changed. I hadn't even been in...
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Strange. Today it all works. Not sure what I did to fix it but I guess that's OK, I,m not sure what I did to break it. When it broke nothing (that I know of) was changed. I hadn't even been in...
I did something, but I don't know what. Yesterday when I was messing with my Pro2448 all was well. If I hit an end stop Mach 3 read it and stopped travel as it should. Today, not so well. I'm...
Allen,
What were the results of your test. Did it do a decent job?
B
Martec54,
Let me start by repeating the last part of my first post, "This is how I did it and made it work. It doesn’t mean it’s the right way to do it.". That was an invitation for just this type...
Mactec54,
I thought I made it pretty clear that the 4th wire should be run for ground. I just don't see the need to do it in the shielded cable and connect it to a pin that doesn't go anywhere. ...
Every now and then you come across something that is worth mentioning. In this case its a set of collet wrenches from Probotix.com. For the record, I'm not associated with Probotix in any way, just...
Here is my latest addition to the spindle. For the water cooled Chinese spindles the wrench sizes are a little strange. The collet is 29.8mm and the spindle flat is 21.15. I found some collet...
Fitting the cable into the connector wasn't really that bad. It was tight but doable. It made it a easier that I didn't connect that 4th wire. 16AWG is about as large as you can go though. If I...
I upgraded my CNCRP 4824 Pro from a PC router to a water cooled spindle. It wasn’t really as easy (or cheap) as I thought it would be but it was fun and well worth the time and effort. The best...
Gigawatt,
Yea, I have the same concerns. The only thing I've cut so far on this machine are the 3/8" thick panels in the doll house. Holding them at the corners seemed to work well. The one thing...
I picked up my new machine about 6 weeks ago. It took about 2 weeks to get completely assembled to the point I was ready to actually do something. It could be done a lot quicker but I was somewhat...
Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like the plates that George uses is one of those unobtainium things for now.
As far as how flat it is, well it seems like as long as we use Al extrusions for...
Question for someone in the know. Where can one buy the material that George uses one his Al table tops. It looks to be the standard 1/4" slots. All I can find are the metric versions of the...
I see on you machine that you have five cross pieces in the four foot dimension. The pics on the cnc prep site only have three. Did you add some or is five the default?
Hmmmm this does not seem to be working. I've been trying to upload the file but I can't for the life of me figure out how. When I go to manage attachments and browse to select the file then hit...
All,
I recently sold a Taig Lathe with a Frog "CNC" attachment. At the time I couldn't find the manual for it but I did find a lot people looking for one. Since then, I found the manual. I need...
I like what you have done and commend your efforts on this. I think this is going to be one of those must try things. I would like to second an earlier suggestion. I like the idea of the sliders...
No, he is not full of crap. I've had his designs and they work. Cyclone design change dramaticly for the all of us because of his work and this website. You see a lot of his suggestions in the...