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3 years 1 month ago #281541
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A fair bit more Schaublin usage in this video.
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3 years 1 month ago #281544
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Yay!
Glad the center worked out for you. I don't have that particular one, but I've got a similar version for my manual lathe and it's been really nice.
And the Schaublin, as you've demonstrated, is a remarkable lathe.
Glad the center worked out for you. I don't have that particular one, but I've got a similar version for my manual lathe and it's been really nice.
And the Schaublin, as you've demonstrated, is a remarkable lathe.
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3 years 1 month ago #281547
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Sorry I didn't cite you for that tip. By the time I made the video, I couldnt remember where the tip came from (Comments, email, etc).I didn't think to check back here.
That seller had the center kit with free shipping. I notice after sending mine, he changed to a postage fee. It is a hell of a deal, beautifully made made part. Thanks for the tip.
The Schaublin really delivers near perfect surface finish and dimensions over a wide range of material, inserts, feeds and speeds. A dream machine.
Cheers,
Mark.
That seller had the center kit with free shipping. I notice after sending mine, he changed to a postage fee. It is a hell of a deal, beautifully made made part. Thanks for the tip.
The Schaublin really delivers near perfect surface finish and dimensions over a wide range of material, inserts, feeds and speeds. A dream machine.
Cheers,
Mark.
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3 years 2 days ago #284051
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Your enclosure and control layout looks brilliant Mark.
Well done on the button sub-panel. If you don't like the layout after using it for a while it's not a nightmare to change the arrangement.
Thanks for the great vid!
Well done on the button sub-panel. If you don't like the layout after using it for a while it's not a nightmare to change the arrangement.
Thanks for the great vid!
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2 years 11 months ago #286547
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Hi Guys,
Sorry I forgot to link in my last couple of Schaublin videos.
Cheer,
Mark
Sorry I forgot to link in my last couple of Schaublin videos.
Cheer,
Mark
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2 years 10 months ago #289011
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Thanks for the latest vid Mark. My first attempt at a custom-wired matrix was painful.
Question... how do/did you arrange the joystick (i.e. row/column) inputs to permit angle jogging on a matrix? I was under the impression that being able to trigger more than one input at a time requires some finesse (and the diodes?)
Question... how do/did you arrange the joystick (i.e. row/column) inputs to permit angle jogging on a matrix? I was under the impression that being able to trigger more than one input at a time requires some finesse (and the diodes?)
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