On 5/2/23 14:17, gene heskett wrote:
On 5/2/23 12:47, andy pugh wrote:
Did anybody get the tarball I made of the machine that has the homing
problem?
Cheers, Gene Heskett.
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On 5/2/23 12:47, andy pugh wrote:
On Tue, 2 May 2023 at 17:22, gene heskett wrote:
They were nominally 5/8" OD with external return tubes, no flange or
threads, just a bare cylinder with returns
Sounds like an "RSK" nut:
https://www.gtenballscrew.com/Page/Product/ProductList.aspx
Which
On Tue, May 2, 2023 at 12:52 PM Stuart Stevenson wrote:
>
> What moved EMC from Windows to Linux?
> thanks
> Stuart
>
Real time windows is expensive and RTLinux showed up about that time.
RTAI showed up a little later, when RTLinux went commercial.
I had some real time windows-based equipment,
Heh - They told me the Venturecom was an entire operating system that ran
the Windows system for the GUI as an application.
My thought was Windows on top of Windows - what could possibly go wrong?
Later we had a couple small Cinci horizontals with Cinci's windows based
control. Very difficult to
On Tue, 2 May 2023 at 17:22, gene heskett wrote:
They were nominally 5/8" OD with external return tubes, no flange or
> threads, just a bare cylinder with returns
Sounds like an "RSK" nut:
https://www.gtenballscrew.com/Page/Product/ProductList.aspx
Which seems to be given the "0825" code.
As
On 5/2/23 08:56, andy pugh wrote:
On Tue, 2 May 2023 at 13:50, gene heskett wrote:
have spent lots of time on the net, looking for more screws of that
size, 8mm I believe, but have come up empty.
Just search for "0802 ballscrew". They even sell them on Amazon.
On Tue, 2 May 2023 at 13:50, gene heskett wrote:
have spent lots of time on the net, looking for more screws of that
> size, 8mm I believe, but have come up empty.
Just search for "0802 ballscrew". They even sell them on Amazon.
On 2023-05-02 06:59, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
We put MDSI's OpenCNC control on it. We
installed OpenCNC on 3 hydrotels. OpenCNC ran on QNX then. MDSI changed
to
offer OpenCNC on Venturecom's Windows operating system only. I searched
for
a control running on something other than Windows and
On 5/2/23 08:00, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Hi,
The blue Cinci was built in the 50's as a 40 inch X 120 inch hydrotel. In
the early 80's Cincinnati began purchasing the castings from the used
market. They installed ball screws and the gimbal head to create the 5 axis
machine. Circa 1997 we bought
Hi,
The blue Cinci was built in the 50's as a 40 inch X 120 inch hydrotel. In
the early 80's Cincinnati began purchasing the castings from the used
market. They installed ball screws and the gimbal head to create the 5 axis
machine. Circa 1997 we bought the machine from a local Wichita shop. It
What a nice machine, I remember there were videos of it on the LCNC site a
while ago.
I'm curious about the manufacture year of this machine and also if this
came with hydraulic servo actuators and if so are they still being used
with LCNC?
I remember a guy who retrofitted an internal grinding
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