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Brian Selle 24-09-2015 11:17

Re: 971 CNC Router
 
Great job guys, very impressive. What kind of spindle/router did you use?

Kstuck 24-09-2015 16:58

Re: 971 CNC Router
 
Very impressive!

Could you share what you use for hardware and software on the control side?

Thanks for sharing!

thatprogrammer 24-09-2015 20:50

Re: 971 CNC Router
 
Have you had issues with belts stretching?

Travis Schuh 24-09-2015 21:17

Re: 971 CNC Router
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Selle (Post 1497259)
Great job guys, very impressive. What kind of spindle/router did you use?

We are using a 3HP, ADES70, 24,000 RPM Electric Spindle from here.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kstuck (Post 1497368)
Very impressive!

Could you share what you use for hardware and software on the control side?

Thanks for sharing!

We are running AMC motor controllers and brushed motors with USDigital encoders for hardware, the software is LinuxCNC.

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Originally Posted by thatprogrammer (Post 1497397)
Have you had issues with belts stretching?

Not that we can tell, but it is still relatively new. The belts shouldn't stretch, but if they do we can re-tension them.

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Originally Posted by MattRain (Post 1497162)
Any links to these pictures? Would like to see what we are talking about.

Our picture album originally referenced is here

Scott Kozutsky 24-09-2015 21:24

Re: 971 CNC Router
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Travis Schuh (Post 1497406)
We are running AMC motor controllers and brushed motors with USDigital encoders for hardware, the software is LinuxCNC.

Do you mind elaborating on why you aren't using steppers? It's really awesome that you're going out of your way to develop your own machines and this is one of the most interesting aspects of it.

AustinSchuh 24-09-2015 22:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott Kozutsky (Post 1497408)
Do you mind elaborating on why you aren't using steppers? It's really awesome that you're going out of your way to develop your own machines and this is one of the most interesting aspects of it.

Cause we can? We are able to hold some very tight tolerances and detect following errors the way we are currently doing it. This would be harder with steppers, and we would have less control over what is going on.

We are using mesanet boards with linuxcnc to interface with the AMC drives and encoders.


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