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Oh Blimey I bought a CNC Lathe !!!!
awemawson:
And this is the complexities of the 'opposing spindle' ie the one facing the main spindle. It has again a hydraulic clamp / un-clamp set up, with a host of proximity sensors:
tekfab:
You know i really really admire your dogedness in pursuing this BUT if ever there was another reason needed NOT to go down the CNC route then this thread is it !
GOOD LUCK ! and may the fruition of your toils be soon. :coffee:
awemawson:
Ah - but is it the end result or the journey that I 'enjoy' - I'll leave you to draw your own conclusion!
awemawson:
Late yesterday brought an email with a large pdf file attached - yes at last the correct (hopefully) circuit has arrived. Printed out all 169 pages on my A4 laser printer, but I decided that now I have it as a pdf I would print out the relay side of things at A3 (old eyes you see - or rather don't :( ).
So this morning back into the fray: The relay in the following pictures had been giving me particular problems, and was causing other relays to chatter due to poor contacts. I can buy them still but firstly they are about £50 each, and secondly the contacts bear different numbers which will lead to future confusion, so - it has to come out and be cleaned.
First - remove all the (unlabeled) wires, and label them, putting a 'boot lace ferule' on each
awemawson:
Then remove the relay, and take into the operating theatre:
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