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16106 Bob
stcnc2000 Send Email
Jun 9, 2011
5:47 pm
Hi, I added a PDF to my CNC projects take look here: http://www.cad2gcode.com/cncprojects/id22.html Cheers Bob...
16107 Reid
rsimonus Send Email
Jun 9, 2011
6:23 pm
The link is not working. Reid ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
16108 Alan
km6vv Send Email
Jun 9, 2011
6:41 pm
Link worked for me. Alan KM6VV...
16109 Jeffrey T. Birt
jeff.birt Send Email
Jun 10, 2011
12:42 am
'Machine Tool Gothic' does not look like a 'normal&#39; TTF font. Try opening up a processor and using it. My suspicion is that FeatureCAM is designed to interpret...
16110 djmorrow2004 Send Email Jun 10, 2011
3:46 am
I've already tried it. I did some minor cleanup in my Cad program (like removing that extra line in the "A") and it did my little engraving job exactly the way...
16111 botwire Send Email Jun 17, 2011
1:53 am
Hello Guys, I have already cut several small brackets on my 5400 mill but I have been having some minor issues with the final cut. The bracket doesn't always...
16112 EngFromSantaClara
EngFromSanta... Send Email
Jun 17, 2011
2:09 am
See below ... For aluminum sheet "cookie cutter" milling I either use double-sided sticky tape or I design the part to accommodate hold-down screws. In both...
16113 km6vv Send Email Jun 17, 2011
2:54 am
Can you incorporate any holes into your part to help hold? If not, use a little extra stock to give you a purchase. Just plan on cutting a little deeper then...
16114 Adam Collins
rxforspeed Send Email
Jun 17, 2011
3:14 am
Investing in a quality tooling plate could help a bit with the squareness of the finished parts. Using a CNC 5400, you could program a small recess in one...
16115 Adam Collins
rxforspeed Send Email
Jun 17, 2011
3:19 am
Ideally sheet metal should be cut on a plasma table, laser table, or even better a water jet. But I'm guessing you're like many of us and don't have access to...
16116 a3sigma Send Email Jun 17, 2011
12:31 pm
I've been using sheet ABS plastic for a sacrificial plate. Usually 1/4 inch thick, which allows drilling through the part and into the plastic without...
16117 botwire Send Email Jun 17, 2011
1:09 pm
Thanks Guys! Great ideas. Drilling recessed holes to mount the plate to the table is going to take some measuring in order to make the cap screws fit. What...
16118 a3sigma Send Email Jun 17, 2011
1:30 pm
... Easy answer: instead of cap screws, use threaded stock and put a nut on top. I most often place the sacrificial plate on top of the mill tooling plate....
16119 timgoldstein Send Email Jun 18, 2011
1:46 pm
... We frequently buy the entire plate on ABS, Delran, Acrylic and other plastics. I can tell you from experience they are seldom uniform in thickness over the...
16120 botwire Send Email Jun 18, 2011
2:15 pm
I agree for precision facing, fly cutting, a tooling plate with tight tolerances is ideal. In my case, the components that I am cutting use profile operations....
16121 tiffyted Send Email Jun 18, 2011
3:18 pm
This is how I generally hold thin sheets including PCB's, If there are many repeats clamp a couple of pieces to the bed to provide stops so the the tooling...
16123 botwire Send Email Jun 19, 2011
2:54 am
Your description is very close to my idea I had. The fixture that I want to make for cutting groups of 8 brackets will use washers to clamp down on the edges...
16124 terryset2000 Send Email Jun 20, 2011
4:59 pm
Hello to all - does anyone have knowledge of a software environment or application which addresses machine/part-making procedures in the context of...
16125 Tom Wade
arcmaster3 Send Email
Jun 20, 2011
5:11 pm
I'd be surprised if there is one. I know that Joe Martin had a huge problem when he recognized that he had lots and lots of part they were selling, and had...
16126 Bob Christie
rcredd... Send Email
Jun 21, 2011
6:06 am
That type of program would put alot of engineers out of business. I worked at a medical device company in the engineering department. We had two full time...
16127 imserv1 Send Email Jun 21, 2011
7:36 pm
... I use a number of software programs to accomplish the tasks that you have outlined. 1) Vector Cad-Cam This program is my tool of choice for Cad-Cam and...
16128 terryset2000 Send Email Jun 21, 2011
9:56 pm
Hi, does anyone have experience running a Sherline spindle/speed control and drivers/steppers with 12 volt inverters? I'm trying to determine if a pure sine...
16129 terryset2000 Send Email Jun 22, 2011
8:53 pm
I found one more, maybe. Dolphin Partmaster (Lathe) lists a feature: "Operator Set-Up Sheets show tooling required and machining sequence" TS...
16130 terryset2000 Send Email Jun 24, 2011
4:49 pm
I found the 2006 thread on this list in which a cnc mill is being operated on a "400 Watt inverter". Probably, a 400 watt inverter is a modified sine wave...
16131 Rich Dean
cmsteamer Send Email
Jun 24, 2011
5:24 pm
TS, the sherline motor control (KB Electronics KBIC) will only work with 120-240VAC input only. It is a full wave SCR rectifying touque conbtrol. RichD...
16132 terryset2000 Send Email Jun 24, 2011
8:05 pm
thanks, looking at KB to see if modified sine wave inverter is a good idea.......
16133 Glen
moto52000 Send Email
Jun 25, 2011
10:52 pm
Hi all. Still searching for a way to get my system (IMService DeskCNC)converted to Mach3. Anyone know if the smooth stepper controller work with the DeskCNC...
16134 timg@...
timgoldstein Send Email
Jun 26, 2011
1:19 pm
Posted by: "Glen" moto52000@... moto52000 Date: Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:52 pm ((PDT)) Hi all. Still searching for a way to get my system (IMService...
16135 Glen
moto52000 Send Email
Jun 26, 2011
2:48 pm
The issue with this conversion is that it is currently setup for serial interface only. I have been searching for a way to get it converted to parallel...
16136 Andy M
trumpy81 Send Email
Jun 26, 2011
9:58 pm
GDay All, Glen, your current interface (2nd Generation Controller Board?) can easily handle a USB connection. You simply need a serial to USB cable. You'll...
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