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Well like most, 2020 had different plans for me. I have to admit that being disconnected since March was a much needed break. But just moved into...
Looks like I've moved back to the land of cell/internet service just in time!
This is awesome.
Again, all the info is half way down my build page. "Like @Giarc (build link), I used 1/2"-10 5 start screws from McMaster (link). I also found...
do a search for 15mm x 1500mm linear bearings. I got my lead screw from McMaster. Again, check halfway down my build page. Link above
Those holes use the existing holes in the Y plate. You can get those dimensions in the files and drawings section of the workbee build:...
Check out my build half way down Shawn's Workbee 1510
Done!
Hey guys. You need to enable cloud in your preferences. How to install a cloud post processor in Fusion 360 | Fusion 360 | Autodesk Knowledge...
Go the the build tab, then into the files tab. Dimension drawings are in there.
contact http://support.openbuilds.com/support/home. They will sort you out. Keep in mind that your motors will get warm, especially when idle.
Did you check your spam folder?
With OpenBuilds control, go into settings. Change $3. Click "Save to Firmware".
No prob. John has some good vids. Its why I went with Fusion and why I bought a Tormach.
Both are easy to check with a dial indicator. Here's a few videos on the subject [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
I totally forgot about runout. That's a big one.
I have t track like the pic above. I never use it. But one benefit is that I can replace sections of the spoilboard instead of the whole thing....
As I mentioned before. If you want dead on accuracy, you're going to have to dial in your toolpath using stock to leave. Even the HAAS kids have...
Hi Felix, "Cutter Compensation" is not the correct terminology. We know what you mean, but others wont since it has nothing to do with either...
I'm pretty sure that 12-24 output will match the supply voltage. So, 12v in means 12v out.
