Retrofitting a 1986 Maho MH400E

Thank you! This is identical to what I have.

R2AIV
Thanks for the photos . Other than newer computer a "T" series does seem the same as other MH400 xx machines. A machine I got also had a broken white plastic shifting gear.
Are you going to re-use the old keyboard ? If so it would get you some bragging rights !

For those that have a rotary axis here is a link to the ROD 271
product.heidenhain.de/JPBC/image/HWP.EN/...53-93_rod_271(c).pdf
Keep warm
Bob

Hi Bob,

the link does not work.

@R2AIV: "Thank you! This is identical to what I have. " what do you mean ?

product.heidenhain.de/JPBC/image/HWP.EN/...53-93_rod_271(c).pdf

THIS link works

J wrote:

Found the videos , my thinking is compare the brief scans of the lathe control panel to the Deckel control panel . Of note to me was the lathe control panel using also a non stainless material.
There is also some ".A" axis lust and a very brief bit on his coolant system. Wish Mr Roger M would video more on those machines --- Hint Hint Wish Wish

Keyboard Control

Coolant


Mark looking at the remains of the slotter cutting bit -- I am wondering if that was just a excuse to justify having a tool & cutter grinder ?

Bob

About the second video nice spindle! What misting system is he using?

I mean your previous link =)

Hi all for this forum
I bought this machine for starting with Linukcnc and Mesa cards, I hope that I will succeed because I have seen many good comments here.

Hi, That looks like a real beast. Please post some pictures of the layout inside the control cabinet. What control does it currently have? Which linear encoders are fitted? Does it have a tool changer, pallet changer etc?

Does the current control work? Do you have the wiring schematics for it. You really need them to do a retrofit.
Mark