Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
Posted by
whelenremington
on 2005-07-01 09:46:02 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Les Newell <lesnewell@h...>
wrote:
Les, thank you. You have solved the last 1/3 of my system problem.
I will be using SheetCam. Your discussion of 2D and 2.5D machining,
relating to engraving was very informative. I learned a lot.
Conceptually, I think that when I enable a 4th rotational axis, that
it will be replacing the linear y axis to enable ring engraving.
Your discussion pertaining to, 4) "Load the G-code into your machine
controller", finally allows me to understand, what I call the
translator, how the G code drives the chopper controller. Your
comments on software and mechanicals (torque requirements) are also
very useful.
You may be interested in my response to Jack. Jack solved the first
2/3 of my systems problem by introducing me to KDN Tool & Automation
Co, of Warwick RI. They provide a complete mechanical (including no
backlash ball screws), electronic, and stepper motor solution for the
SIEG X1, X2, and X3 Mini Mills. I have the SIEG X2, Micro Mark
#82573.
Again thank you for taking the time to help me out.
Whelen
wrote:
> Hi Whelen,OK,
>
> Wow, you have managed to ask a lot of question in one posting :-)
> I'll do my best to help.Less thank you very much.
>
> First CAD/CAM. Think about the sort of work you want to do. You
Les, thank you. You have solved the last 1/3 of my system problem.
I will be using SheetCam. Your discussion of 2D and 2.5D machining,
relating to engraving was very informative. I learned a lot.
Conceptually, I think that when I enable a 4th rotational axis, that
it will be replacing the linear y axis to enable ring engraving.
Your discussion pertaining to, 4) "Load the G-code into your machine
controller", finally allows me to understand, what I call the
translator, how the G code drives the chopper controller. Your
comments on software and mechanicals (torque requirements) are also
very useful.
You may be interested in my response to Jack. Jack solved the first
2/3 of my systems problem by introducing me to KDN Tool & Automation
Co, of Warwick RI. They provide a complete mechanical (including no
backlash ball screws), electronic, and stepper motor solution for the
SIEG X1, X2, and X3 Mini Mills. I have the SIEG X2, Micro Mark
#82573.
Again thank you for taking the time to help me out.
Whelen
Discussion Thread
whelenremington
2005-06-30 18:11:17 UTC
Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
Jack
2005-06-30 23:01:50 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
Abby Katt
2005-07-01 02:40:45 UTC
How important is ballscrew alignment?
Les Newell
2005-07-01 04:26:34 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Please take a look over my shoulder – CAD CA M CNC Bench Mill System
Les Newell
2005-07-01 04:37:54 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] How important is ballscrew alignment?
Fred Smith
2005-07-01 05:04:23 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
victorlorenzo
2005-07-01 06:46:15 UTC
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turbulatordude
2005-07-01 07:23:24 UTC
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Fred Smith
2005-07-01 08:28:41 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder
whelenremington
2005-07-01 09:41:41 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
whelenremington
2005-07-01 09:46:02 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
whelenremington
2005-07-01 09:53:11 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder CAD CAM CNC Bench Mill System
whelenremington
2005-07-01 09:59:52 UTC
Re: Please take a look over my shoulder base machine