RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Rackmounts for CNC Systems

Hi Ballendo,

That comes close. I'd need to modify the DB9 cutouts to fit DB15 connectors
that I use for my cable system.

Is the top open? I'm not sure I understand the "drive bay". Disk drive?

Is the side opposite the DB cutouts blank? Is that the "front"?

Sorry for all the questions, perhaps you could post (or send me) a few more
pix for it.

I intend to do a linear supply with 4 EAS driver boards, an opto board, and
a USB-CNC (PIC) "pulse generator" board. Small control xfmr for the boards.
That should just about fit.

Yes, that could do it! Two please!


Alan KM6VV

>
> >In CCED, "Alan Marconett" <KM6VV@...> wrote:
> >I'm currently looking for a convenient enclosure for my next Driver/PS
> >box. This one is likely to be an external drive enclosure for a 5.25"
> >hard drive, unless I can find something better for less than $50.
> >Suggestions?
>
> Alan,
>
> Here's one:
>
> http://www.cncresource.com/store/index.php?
> main_page=product_info&cPath=13&products_id=12
>
> There are 6 holes for DE9's (motor axes) 2 DB25's (pport inputs), a 3-
> 1/2" drive bay, w/door (Could mount a squirrel cage style fan here)
>
> A fuse holder/ power cord cutout, and a small military grade connector
> screw on type with multi-pins; check out the pic (for an MPG?)
>
> NEMA style steel white painted backplate included Heavy steel welded
> construction, strong and big enough for a linear power supply with a
> 320W toroid and the 47K cap (also at the site-in stock), with room left
> over for a xylotex or Geckos or HCNC board. (I once put a 3 axis 5A
> Camtronics-- Kevin Carrol's board--in one, but it was tight fit.
>
> Had to use a hole saw back then to fit a big fan...
>
> There are about 40 IN stock for immediate shipping...
>
> Ballendo

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