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  1. Math check for stepper torque calculations

    I am attempting to validate my choice of stepper motor for my hobby cnc project. It's a vertical CNC able to handle 4X8 panels of plywood. I'm looking for what a woodworker would consider excellent...
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    Re: BENCHTOP PRO

    OK last question :) how much did the duty cost?

    Sent from my A0001 using Tapatalk
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    Re: BENCHTOP PRO

    Great to hear! I had a feeling cncrouterparts was a good company.

    I also live in Canada, how did you get it shipped? Did you pay for ups to cross the border? Or did you pick it up at a border...
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    Re: BENCHTOP PRO

    Hi, It's been a while but I was wondering if you had any impressions after having the machine for so long. I am seriously looking into getting one and I only have to finish saving up :)

    Have you...
  5. Help with determining vacuum pump suitability

    Hello!

    First off, sorry for posting this here, I just couldn't find an appropriate forum for this question. Perhaps a mod can move it?

    I am looking to purchase a vacuum pump for a small vacuum...
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    Re: Error with PCBGCODE drill file

    I had seen that post but I assumed that since there was an initial M06 WITH a T parameter that the rest would work. I'll try removing all the M06s without the T param and let you know how it goes....
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    Re: Error with PCBGCODE drill file

    G00 Z2.0000
    G00 X0.0000 Y0.0000
    M03
    G04 P1.000000
    M05
    G00 Z25.4000
    M06 T01 (0.6000 )
    G01 Z0.0000 F100.00

    Looks to me like it's ok. It moves z to 2mm (my clearance height), then it bring...
  8. Re: AutoLeveller - the height adjusting CNC software

    I really love this software, I just purchased it and I must say it's incredibly simple and works quite well. I have a homemade machine and it's not the most accurate thing on earth. But with...
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    Re: Error with PCBGCODE drill file

    I thought it might help if I posed my gcode:

    (Z Axis Settings)
    ( High Up Down Drill)
    (2.0000 0.5000 -0.0600 -2.0000 )
    ( Tool| Size | Min Sub | Max Sub | Count...
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    Re: Try Simplegcoder

    Why does my antivirus say your website is "malicious"?
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    Re: Some tracks wider, some tracks thiner

    Well let's consider the facts:

    It used to work a little while ago, so barring some freakish motor damage or you doing some modification your not telling us about, it has to be something that...
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    Error with PCBGCODE drill file

    Hello everyone!

    I have a strange problem with PCBGCODE and LINUXCNC. When I generate a drill file with eagle and PCBGCODE, everything seems fine. But when I go to run it in LINUXCNC it spits out...
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    Re: Electrical Outlet for PCNC 770

    I just wanted to mention that you probably shouldn't try to do it yourself. Mains, especially 220v can kill you in a heartbeat. I have 3 years of training in electronics and mains still terrifies me....
  14. Re: PCB GCODE zeros of top and bottom layer don't match!

    Alright!

    I have one last question for you! What file did you edit to specify the top and bottom coordinate systems automatically? I can't seem to find the post-processor files used in pcbgcode.
  15. Re: PCB GCODE zeros of top and bottom layer don't match!

    Yeah I intended to add homing switches but before I got to that point I found some problems with my machine so I've been working to upgrade it.

    What switches do you recommend for homing? I have...
  16. Re: PCB GCODE zeros of top and bottom layer don't match!

    Thanks bubba!

    Would you be so kind as to elaborate on the procedure (as far as the gcode goes) as my brain is having trouble visualizing it.

    Here's what I think I need to do:

    Set the home...
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    Re: Some tracks wider, some tracks thiner

    Well I wouldn't go so far as electric tools, but a pair of pliers with some electrical tape on the ends is my favorite way of tightening without scratching my nice shiny nut :)
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    Re: Some tracks wider, some tracks thiner

    Just a thought but hand tightening is never enough
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    Re: Some tracks wider, some tracks thiner

    If there are inequalities along one of your screws you'll only see it on diagonal moves. If you have a caliper I suggest testing the actual travel of x and y individually for very small moves i.e...
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    Re: Some tracks wider, some tracks thiner

    I'm going to venture a guess and say you are using cheap(er) lead screws. If you are, they might be the cause of your problem.

    They might not even be bad. If they are not aligned properly, they...
  21. PCB GCODE zeros of top and bottom layer don't match!

    Hello all.

    I am trying to mill a 2 sided board for my friend. I am using the pin-in-hole method to keep my board aligned when I flip it.

    My problem is that PCB GCODE is generating the bottom...
  22. Re: Problem with pocket dimensions using solidcam 2.5d milling

    Is it possible that because i didn't define a tool in linuxcnc that the offsets are all 0?
  23. Re: Problem with pocket dimensions using solidcam 2.5d milling

    So I just looked into my GCODE for g41,42 and g43. To my knowledge, before using g41 or 42, you need to set the cutter radius with g43. My gcode contains no g43 at all.
  24. Problem with pocket dimensions using solidcam 2.5d milling

    Hello all!

    I`m hoping this will be a quick-fix for you wizards out there.

    I made a simple part in solidcam to upgrade my homemade pcb router, and started milling it. The problem is that in...
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    Re: Can anyone identify these connectors?

    Thanks AL! That was it. Silly Chinese boards have such cruddy documentation.
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    Re: Can anyone identify these connectors?

    Can't find anything like that under phoenix. You know I'm looking for the white rectangular plugs, not the green screw terminals.
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    Re: Can anyone identify these connectors?

    Oh and the board is the bl-Mach -v1.1, a simple interface board for Mach 3.
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    Can anyone identify these connectors?

    242718242720

    I'm hoping someone can find a digikey number or something, id love to use proper connectors rather than those Brutish screw terminals [emoji6]

    Thanks!
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