Dig into the control panel on the mill. It may be an RS232 device. That's what
I found on the panel on the Anilam Crusader M system which was on my mill made
in 1990. I had plans to connect the panel to a serial port and fit an LCD in
place of the CRT in the original control box, but someone
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Hello,
For my lathe control panel project, I have integrated 2 MPG with 100ppr.
(see
http://blog.f1oat.org/2016/03/21/emco-turn-120p-machinekit-control-panel/)
I would like to drive the size of each jog step according to MPG
rotation velocity.
The idea is to have 0.01mm steps at low speed, an
On Saturday 09 April 2016 05:28:40 Gregg Eshelman wrote:
> There's JB Weld and JB Kwik.The Kwik stuff has the 5 minute working
> time.
I'll have to look at mine as I wasn't aware of the difference.
As for the long time setting stuff, its quite tempurature sensitive, so I
often will get it
There's JB Weld and JB Kwik.The Kwik stuff has the 5 minute working time. The
other often has an annoyingly too long working time, running off or settling
into low areas while you're wishing it would hurry and gel. The slow version
does achieve a higher final strength, but takes at least 24
