Hi again
I have spent a few days reading all the manuals etc and studying the
various links you all passed on.
I decided that Kirks solution of a component written in C was most
viable for me.
In the interim I have written a G Code sub routine called m6 which does
the tool change and I just
Sorry, this is not EMC, but for those who are inspired by seeing technology
in action, this is well presented.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63Epn5xD55U
Regards
Roland
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On 29 July 2010 16:32, Schooner schoone...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
Below is my idea of how I could achieve the tool change with a component
and the associated .hal entries.
I have been thinking about this a bit, and your solution (not
unexpectedly) differs from mine.
One thing that I don't like
Hi, I'm just starting to use the lathe/A rotary which I have on my
little mill and I've worked out reasonably well how I can program
turning but now I want to use a 'rotary milling' function and don't know
how to proceed. What I want to do is to mill a rod into a 'D' shape or
maybe more like a
On 29 July 2010 17:22, Roland Jollivet roland.jolli...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, this is not EMC, but for those who are inspired by seeing technology
in action, this is well presented.
I heard of a neat system that one of the manufacturers has for people
on their second or third replacement,
Hi All:
My Bridgeport Series 1 is popping fuses on axies. I'm making a mount plate
and drilling a scad of holes. 160 to be exact. I have a stepping machine with
no glass encoder feedback. So it just counts steps and assumes the stepper
makes the step. I was lucky tonight in that the Z axis
