ecause it says
roughing does not mean high HP, it is an incrementing and repeating
canned cycle. In a way it is simular to G76 thread cutting as it
repeatingly cuts deeper on every pass. If this can be implemented on a
single line it would make LCNC more attractive for retrofits on older
hardw
umber. I do have an old
> email address that may or may not work, but I
> do not want to publish it on an open list. I
> would forward a message if you like.
>
> Steve Stallings
>
>
Pete is a member of the local LUG as am I. Do you want me to look him up?
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Could this create a minor fork?
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have the same problem as soon as I get my CHNC going. Thanks. Ed.
> Tentatively I'd like to make a release the weekend of July 19--that's
> the soonest weekend I can commit to. Alex, do you think you'll have
> time on that weekend?
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is set up for the 16C collet, and has the air
collet closer.
16C spindles have A2-5 noses, 5C have threaded as far as I have seen.
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, never tried it for that.
Gene, you are going down a rabbit hole with all this. Pick an editor and
use it.
I have been using gedit since it was the default and NEVER had it do
something strange. I believe it was the default back in the EMC1 days
with the BDI installs. That puts it back
accumulate).
The last here is interesting. Does the accumulating create a problem
when hobbing?
I ask because I am setting up a horizontal mill to do hobbing and have
wondered if there would be a problem when a cut may take 3 hours with a
lot of revolutions of the hob.
Ed
an do that on the fly.
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YES!! Make it easy to set up for the newbee. I have been running since
the days of the BDI installs and grown to like Axis as an interface as
it can be run mostly from the keyboard which makes it fast to use, no
grabbing for a mouse.
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oes to the home switch, activates, then
moves 4.5 (lathes set up in radius) and calls that home. This gives me
tool offsets with positive numbers on the X axis, much easier when fine
tuning the last couple of tenths.
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Maybe this is more of a semantics problem, names here may be different
than names elsewhere.
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http://www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc-2.8.0-buster.iso
Above gives a 404 error. Am I missing something?
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On 8/24/20 11:46 AM, andy pugh wrote:
On Mon, 24 Aug 2020 at 17:39, Ed wrote:
http://www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc-2.8.0-buster.iso
Above gives a 404 error. Am I missing something?
The docs are written anticipating the release. The 2.8.0 ISO doesn't
exist yet as there is no released
Chris Radek wrote:
> Is this something we want? It's very simple and I don't think it
> breaks anything.
Is this something that is used on a live tool lathe? A small spindle
mounted to the cross slide and the chuck as a C axis to drill holes and
tchita is a lot further from Connecticut.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ken
I'm two hours from Tormach, Stuart has big fancy toys.
The donkey between two piles of hay.
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What is the agenda of Daniel/Tormach's meeting?
-Greg
And where?
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Galesburg and one in Wichita and
have noticed it was then a mostly afternoon and evening event.
Thanks, Ed.
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it integrates impressively well with Linuxcnc... Keep up the great work!
Thanks in advance,
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Hi Michael,
On 16/03/14 09:19, Michael Haberler wrote:
> Ed,
>
> Am 16.03.2014 um 09:24 schrieb Ed Simmons :
>
>> Hi Linuxcnc list,
>>
>> I've just made a start with Gladevcp for a custom control panel for our
>> engraving machine.
>>
>> We
ue of a pin.
>
>
Have you done addf to add the hal module to a thread?
eg:
addf mything servo-thread
Hope that helps...
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else is surely /the/ reason to own a machine to do your
bidding! :)
I do look forward to making a non-chinese control box - hopefully the
new parts will begin arriving very soon.
Thanks for any pointers... :)
Best,
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> On 18 March 2014 08:37, Ed Simmons wrote:
>> I'd like to know if it's possible to measure the actual speed of the
>> spindle by also connecting the 3 hall sensor signals to the inputs of my
>> 5I23 Mesa card
> Yes, just
to
avoid this mistake.
Any bright ideas would be gratefully received!
Thanks,
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continued cutting.
Is there a way of making sure no harm comes to the work/tool in the case
of the spindle stopping or slowing down substantially?
Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
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On 19/03/2014 14:02, andy pugh wrote:
> On 19 March 2014 09:13, Ed Simmons wrote:
>> Is there a way of making sure no harm comes to the work/tool in the case
>> of the spindle stopping or slowing down substantially?
> You could look at a bit of HAL manipulation of your PID ef
for now. Maybe when I
> get another machine will I put 12.04 on it just be aware.
>
You can 'apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment' and then reboot, at
the login screen somewhere you're given a list of choices of desktops to
us
n my pendant and
> didn't hit Stop quickly enough as I watched the probe ploughed into the
> top of my vice neatly crushing the body and breaking the pcb :-(
>
> Ho Hum... it was a rubbish probe anyway.
>
I would second this, I've had to dodge flying bit
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