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14 years 2 months ago #23168 by dangercraft
Replied by dangercraft on topic Re:orientation linuxcnc
Para simplificar las cosas, yo buscaria motor y amplificador. Asegurate que el amplificador tenga las opciones de control por posicion (step+dir) y por velocidad (0-10v). Posicion es el esquema de control mas sensillo de utilizar, el control de velocidad es preferible que tambien lo tenga ya que en un futuro puedes incrementar la funcionalidad de tu maquina a control de ciclo cerrado con esto. Te recommiendo que intentes leer el manual de linuxcnc 2.5 para que te instruyas en como funciona linuxcnc y entiendas el funcionamiento interno de ella y las diferencias en como se maneja internamente los dos esquemas de control.

A mi en lo personal me gustan los servos y los drive Panasonic ya que se consiguen a buen precio y son de alta calidad. Para un servo y un drive de 1.5kw puedes encontrarlos por approximadamente $1300 por el par.

Saludos,
Francisco

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14 years 2 months ago #23250 by robh
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its a shame them drives and motors dont work they are quite easy to interface to and work.

this looks like a new project to take on... does the spindle drive and motor work?
as might be the more costly thing to fix and replace if so...

DC spindle motor or AC?

how do turrets work? Hydraulic lift , does it use Hydraulic for spin also? or does it have a AC server?
any power tooling on this thing?

rob

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14 years 2 months ago #23292 by jlviloria
Replied by jlviloria on topic Re:orientation linuxcnc
Hello,

Rob, first thanks for taking my call. the same for Frank.

The servomotor work, but no drives.

you know of any drives that work with this type of servo motor.

Panasonic Frank recommended me, but in a video I saw on your youtube channel, I saw you mention ESTUN servo motor, think you can adapt these servomotors to my machine?

The spindle drive motor and if they work, it's 50HP is DC 180Amp is Reliance brand.

The turret I have not even looked at. but I think with hydraulic system, power tooling does not have.

this weekend I look at the turret.

thanks

any suggestion is valuable.

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14 years 2 months ago #23293 by jlviloria
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placa spindle image missing http://www.linuxcnc.org/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/2012_08_16_09.jpg

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14 years 2 months ago #23294 by jlviloria
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placa spindle image missing http://www.linuxcnc.org/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/2012_08_16_09-481f79002c706537a73050a029236a44.jpg

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14 years 2 months ago #23330 by andypugh
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No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationjlviloria wrote:

The spindle drive motor and if they work, it's 50HP is DC 180Amp is Reliance brand..


Yikes! That's a serious amount of power/current.

There is a suitable drive on eBay, but no guarantee that it works:

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