On 3/3/2015 1:29 PM, William Hill wrote:
Ha, bet you thought this was spam?
Still reading? Well, I’ve got a CNC converted lathe, and I found that on
cross-slide operation I was getting very poor results
when going at 60mm a minute, but 50mm and 70mm were fine. I figured it was
just some odd resonance and resolved not to got at 60mm
Ok, now I had to do a lot of leadscrew work and was wondering if there was
anything similar. So I ran at various different speeds.
Well, 100mm a minute, fine; most up to 500mm also, but 175 Ouch. That
sounds bad. Really bad. The machine was shaking like a
loudspeaker cone. And all the swarf from every single inaccessible crook and
granny of the lathe shook out and juddered over to
a neat heap in the corner of the tray.
Sweet! Makes cleaning a snap!!!
(All I’ve got to do now is figure out if that M6 grub screw was anything
vital…)
Never thought that self cleaning of hardware could be a software feature. :)
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