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12 Jul 2022 20:01 #247177 by Joeymcc
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One of the first jobs, very happy. Done some 25mm plate also, performed very well. 
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12 Jul 2022 21:22 #247187 by tommylight
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Is that the door to X men mansion?
:)
Very nice, indeed.
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12 Jul 2022 21:28 #247188 by tommylight
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I have been thinking of adding a plate marker of some kind, any ideas whats nice? A camera may be useful for the zero setting due to table width.

Sorry, forgot about this, here is a nice way of doing markings on the cheap:


And a camera in a plasma environment will not last long, or if isolated properly needs constant cleaning.
Use a small cross laser, cheap and effective.
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21 Dec 2022 09:53 #259998 by Joeymcc
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Tommy, have you found any replacement for the elmo 5/200 dc drives in the esabs?

There is a problem in one of my drives and is causes the fuse for the dc motor supply to blow up at the panel. On inspection there was a blown cap. I replaced all 3 caps but no joy.

On the plus side this is the first problem with the machine since proper completion of the retrofit. It has been brilliant!

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21 Dec 2022 11:31 #260001 by tommylight
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No, did not need to change any, yet! :)
One of the gantry ones or the X died?
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21 Dec 2022 11:37 #260002 by Joeymcc
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One of the gantry ones, I have ordered a second hand one on ebay, but it will but be here for quite some time.

It would be good to know an off the shelf new replacement unit. If i find one suitable i will post it here for reference.

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21 Dec 2022 11:47 #260004 by tommylight
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Ok, move the one from X to the gantry, and put the new/used one on X.
That way you have the same thing on both sides of the gantry.
Although that might not be needed with a used one if it is the same.
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22 Dec 2022 09:43 #260065 by andypugh
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There is a problem in one of my drives and is causes the fuse for the dc motor supply to blow up at the panel. On inspection there was a blown cap. I replaced all 3 caps but no joy.

Check for a failed short device in the H-bridge. 

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22 Dec 2022 13:06 #260075 by RDA
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DC motor control in general, I have used AMC drives a long time ago. Maybe you can find something that works for you from here
www.a-m-c.com/servo-drives/
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05 Mar 2024 23:23 #295269 by Joeymcc
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Got an old one on ebay and no problems since. Machine has been working every day since without fault. Very happy
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