Hi Andy,
It isn't an Orac changer. I made it from scratch to fit my Orac. I
looked at the Orac tool changer component and it appears that the
component expects a 3 bit greyscale position sensor while I just have a
simple switch on the pawl indicating that one tool has passed the
switch. I am s
I'm interested in how you did your tool changer, for whenever I get around to
finishing a 9x20 conversion.
On Thursday, May 11, 2017, 7:57:13 AM MDT, Les Newell
wrote:I have done a lathe ATC, which was fairly
painless. I have a router that
is due for a retrofit and it has an ATC. I'll probabl
Danny where are you located, if you are in the Austin Tx area I am just
60 miles north of you.
My spindle is belt driven by an AC servo motor max 8000 RPM. While I do
have an addon 2 RPM Spindle for Micro Machining it is not ATC capable.
Hubert
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Anyone done an ATC?
Which spindle did you get? Options that looked appealing to me:
http://www
Which spindle did you get? Options that looked appealing to me:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-8KW-ATC-Water-Cooled-Automatic-Tool-Change-Spindle-Motor-ISO20-220V-5-4A-CNC-/112396640759?hash=item1a2b5ca1f7:g:5UIAAOSwawpXtUTl
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2HP-1-5kw-24000RPM-ISO20-3-bearings-Automatic-Tool-C
How many tools to you need for one job? If the number is small it might be
cheaper to simply swap routers, leaving the router bit installed. $150
will buy you a complete router head
On Tue, May 9, 2017 at 1:17 PM, wrote:
> I'm hoping to do an ATC router (primarily wood) next. Does anyone have
My CHNC turret is controlled by Classicladder.
http://gnipsel.com/shop/hardinge/hardinge.xhtml
JT
On 5/9/2017 3:17 PM, dan...@austin.rr.com wrote:
> I'm hoping to do an ATC router (primarily wood) next. Does anyone have
> experience doing that with LinuxCNC?
>
> I do see some $2000 spindle op
Jan did one for my Mill. It uses BT30 tool holders. I am not familiar
with tool holding on the router. We used the carousel component for
storage and presentation of the tool. We used pneumatic cylinders for
draw bar and movement of the tool to and from the spindle. We also had
to make sur
I have done a lathe ATC, which was fairly painless. I have a router that
is due for a retrofit and it has an ATC. I'll probably be starting on it
sometime around July/August.
There are various ways to do tool changers. My lathe ATC uses a Python
script which I wrote as a quick hack though it wo
I'm hoping to do an ATC router (primarily wood) next. Does anyone have
experience doing that with LinuxCNC?
I do see some $2000 spindle options. Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Danny
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