Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] CNC screw machine mod
Posted by
bfp
on 2000-08-29 17:39:45 UTC
> Well, I hadn't thought about taking a cam machine and modifyingyou can sometimes find good deal on a cam machine
> it for CNC. Cam machines cost a lot more than hand screw
> machines due to all the mechanicals.
>
the one I was looking at was a bare Tornos M7 no turret or attachments
they were giving it away because they couldnt find anyone
who knew how to set it up anymore and not having a turret limits
the jobs that it could run to plain shaft work
>The hand screw machines areI agree
> bare, no cams, no nothing besides feed fingers, cross slide and
> turret. No saddle. All movements are done by hand levers. The
> cross slide is used for holding full length form tools and/or a
> back side cut off tool. Everything else is done with turret
> tooling on the turret which is 6 or 8 positions.
>
> To me this is a perfect platform to start with to put on your own
> ideas about how to control the movements.
>
a hand machine would make great base for a CNC conversion
even stripping it down to the bed and spindle would give you a
better base to start from than the small import lathes
Brian
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