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D4) Do you plan on insisting we use your pronouns? NO
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D1) Do you have a car that you can drive to work? Yes 2) Can you breathe on your own? Yes 3) Are you going to a sex change right now? NO
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DI think a '95 would be a brush machine, easy to check, look at the servo drives. If they are cards with two wires to the chassis...
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DAs mentioned if it was left then it was probably left for a reason, BUT that doesn’t mean it can’t be saved and even if you did spend...
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DDBcooper replied to the thread High feed mill.they're strictly for roughing, lots of very shallow (.005" for endmills) passes, definitely don't want to try to finish with them. i...
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DDBcooper replied to the thread info on older haas vmc.kinda what i was thinking. i was pretty gun shy about it
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DFree. Completely unknown condition probably means they left for a reason. Otherwise he will need to pay a rigger to remove the mill...
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Di found a '95 model vmc for a very reasonable price, however the seller knows nothing about it. it belonged to his rentors, they left it...
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DI've got a 2000 chevalier falcon 1830mb tool room bed mill with the 5hp variable speed pulley drive and the head is starting to make...
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DDBcooper replied to the thread Variable speed drive question.Thanks for the input fellas. I'll have to look into the options here and decide what to do when I have time to do it, which at this rate...
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Dhitachi makes a good one...
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DBe aware that when you slow the motor too much, you really take a hit on power. So it won't be super good for using large cutters...
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DIf it has a typical Reeves Mechanical drive, probably a poor choice to use it as a fixed speed drive and try to use the VFD for speed...
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DDBcooper replied to the thread Variable speed drive question.I'm not trying to integrate it into the CNC control, so that simplifies things. I'm not familiar with these systems, what pot and VFD...