PM-940V mill conversion

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16 Nov 2022 20:28 #256895 by jlm123
So My brother and I converted a PM-940V to a CNC machine.

-Stepperonline drivers and motors
-Mesa 7176 card
-Currently has a touch probe, tool height probe, limit and homing switches, misting, and a work light.
-We have the piston for an automatic drawbar working (we still have to attach to to the drawbar and make the mount)
-After a few rebuilds and GUI changes - LinuxCNC version 2.8.4 (i believe) and probe basic for the GUI

As we started adding features, I moved the control box from the tool cart to the mill itself due to the number of wires that ended up going to the control box.   Now I only have the network cable from the cart to the mill (as opposed to 14 sets)

 
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16 Nov 2022 20:30 #256896 by jlm123
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16 Nov 2022 23:02 #256908 by tommylight
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One of the voltage/current meters shows 622A on one picture???? :)
Nicely done, thank you.

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17 Nov 2022 14:17 #256933 by jlm123
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That one crapped out and needed to be replaced
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17 Nov 2022 23:57 #256990 by andypugh
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I see the head tilts. If you have a rotary axis and a spindle encoder then you can hob gears. (the tilting head is the hard part to add if you don't have it)

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