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quote: The shirts DID go out - we were waiting to see if we could get a couple new sizes in, but alas if they're not there by the end of this week I'll tan UPS' hideStill no shirt here in Ky..
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I've used Fraisa .5mm balls in 45-48 Rc with a 40000 spindle .001 ADOC .002 RDOC @ 32 IPM, but 55-60 Rc is a total different ball game, Good Luck
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If you change from absolute to incremental from one op to the next, all 3 axis will rapid at the same time, possibly causing a crash. I only suggested this because he might not have noticed if his z axis actually did this or not.
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You might want to look at your operations also and check to see if you change from absolute to incremental.
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Okay Thanks guys. Jeff, yes I would appreciate it if you send it Monday. Thanks again
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We have a VF3 with Thru Spindle Coolant and the spindle stops before the coolant comes on and then restarts. Is there a way to make the spindle not stop when the coolant thru comes on?? Thanks
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Send it to me. khorton(at)murraymold(dot)com
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Not me
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Doug, Also try re-starting after changing the parameters. I remember when I was hooking it up to the network I had to re-start numerous times to make changes take effect. HTH
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#238 Max Spindle Speed = 7500
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#79 =4000 #131=6000 HTH
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Doug, The tech acted stupid when I asked, then I told him I had seen one run 6000 rpm's at U of L and he started laughing and then said he would do it. They're not gonna tell you it can be done, but the pic shows it can.
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quote: What type of application are we talking about? We use ours mainly for prototype plastic parts. Sometimes when a customer wants a plastic mold, they also want a handful of parts before the mold is built to make sure the parts work.
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We use these from Eagle Rock. It works great http://eaglerockonline.com/index.php?Catal...&ProductLine=84
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Yes it can be done. We had a Haas tech in here last week to work on our VF-3 and while he was here I asked him to turn the spindle up on our TM-1. It now runs 6000rpm I wasn't out in the shop watching, so I can not tell you how to do it, sorry