Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Acu-rite II DRO help
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2002-04-10 23:21:03 UTC
alternative_engineer wrote:
language computer programmers know obscure stuff like that.
with old models. You might be able to get a maintenance manual,
or at least the info needed to do setup.
I have a Mitutoyo that came with the lathe that I'm rebuilding, and
you can switch between radius and diameter from the front panel.
I think it is a cryptically labeled 1/2 switch.
Jon
> I installed an Acu-rite2 DRO on my lathe. It is off from a mill asNo, it is only 2 to the 9th power - that's 512. Us old-time machine
> it has the X & Y axis on the readout. Anyway, I disassembled the
> scales, cut the glass and modified the aluminum housings to fit my
> 9x20 lathe (which went much better than I had anticipated). It is as
> accurite as ever with the exception that it reads exactly. 1k on the
> readout is 2k off the diameter (it reads radius). The DIP switches
> inside have allowed me to get close (i.e. 10k actual=18k on the
> readout), but it would take forever to go through every combination
> when there are 9 individual switches on the dip! 9 to the 9th
> power!
language computer programmers know obscure stuff like that.
> If I have to use it like it is that is just peachy. I amHave you tried calling Acu-Rite? I think they are supposed to be helpful
> very happy with it. But after being spoiled with a Newall DRO on my
> lathe at work, it would be nice to have it read "normally". Any
> suggestions? Thanks.
with old models. You might be able to get a maintenance manual,
or at least the info needed to do setup.
I have a Mitutoyo that came with the lathe that I'm rebuilding, and
you can switch between radius and diameter from the front panel.
I think it is a cryptically labeled 1/2 switch.
Jon
Discussion Thread
alternative_engineer
2002-04-10 16:22:44 UTC
Acu-rite II DRO help
Jon Elson
2002-04-10 23:21:03 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Acu-rite II DRO help
stinkweed23
2002-04-11 17:31:05 UTC
Re: Acu-rite II DRO help