Greg,
The drawings look good.
Bill of materials with websites is nice.
The bearing bores need to have their own
tolerance not just the generic one in the title
block(+.xx,-.00),but anyone making the part would know this.
I feel bad pointing out things like this to someone.
You should try to make a set of parts just using just
your prints,you might find something you need to change.
I use prints from guys who do it for a living and I find mistakes
all the time.
Plus if you are doing this for free I dont think anyone will
complain about the prints.
Keep up the good work
Terry
On Mon Jul 28 21:51 , 'Greg Michalski' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
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>Might help if I include the link -
http://www.distinctperspectives.com/X3/X3_CNC_CONVERSION.PDF
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> Greg Michalski
> To: Enhanced Machine Controller
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> Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 9:31 PM
> Subject: [Emc-users] Sieg X3 Conversion
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> If anyone would like to take a look at the print
> set I put together for my Sieg (Grizzly G0463) X3 mill CNC conversion and
> critique it I'd be EXTREMELY appreciative - I'm not schooled in mechanical
> drawing (I work for a dreaded architect...) so anything that doesn't make
> sense being pointed out would be very helpful. I borrowed Solid
> Works licenses from my brother's company and taught myself to model the
> parts
> in there as opposed to solids in Autocad which made it much easier and then
> used the standard tools to label and dimension, etc.
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> I can take HARSH criticism so flame away!Â
> These documents are 100% public domain - everything I learned to design the
> conversion was garnered from information shared here, on CNCzone.com and
> elsewhere so this is my attempt to give back to the community - and on a
> mailing list for a GPL software package seems the optimal place to ask for
> some input - also is there is somebody who is familiar with the details of
> GNU
> GPL let me know if referencing the intent on these documents as I did is
> appropriate or not. I was in a rush to get these out to the community by
> my promised end of July deadline and license was the least important thing
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> I kind of winged it.
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> Come to think of it - I forgot to plug EMC2 in
> the introduction section - guess I can start revision 2...
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> Thanks again.
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> Greg Michalski
> www.distinctperspectives.com
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