DRO Install - S02E39
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2018
- Possibly the most dramatic Digital Read Out install of all time.
DRO:
www.ebay.com/itm/3-Axis-Digit...
Webpage:
www.physanon.com/
Patreon page:
/ physicsanonymous
Music:
Breathe by Ian Post (Close Your Eyes And...)
Into The Battle by Ian Post
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I think most x-axis scales are installed on the back of the table.....so it doesn't clutter the front....and so your chip guard goes over the scales as to keep them clean....
Installing it on the back side requires you to remove the x and y tables (no way to get a drill in there). I have the same mill and put mine on the front also. I did however leave the stops on and installed the scale over the top of them. I didn't want to chance crashing the scales.
Then I would have just removed them. It isn't a huge deal. It looks awkward and in the way.
Using the lathe to make tools for the mill to make the grinder to improve the lathe... You're stuck in an infinite loop lol
That's deep man.
Testing infinite loop physics. ;)
Paradoxical dude.... :)
Beautiful work!
I love the sound on this one... one of the most fun videos yet!!!!
Just a note on that locking handle, isn't it supposed to be able to rotate after it has been tightened? (Hence the spring and locking teeth).
yep youre supposed to pull it towards you and rotate it to a free position. although they are plastic and not the best quality, so its not a big deal he remade them
A couple pieces of advise for better results liberal amounts of tapping fluid it makes your taps happy and live longer liberal amounts of oil when knurling makes a cleaner knurl and switch from the push type to the pinch type your lathe cross slide will thank you in the long run, next when installing your DRO rails look for the best way to keep the cables out of the way ideally they need to be going out the back of the machine then up to link into the module
Good work. Looks like you were having fun in the workshop and the editing suite.
Absolutely love those Big Gator drill and tap guides!
Good Job boys!
Mine came from the factory with the display on the right side and the x axis mounted on the back. I may need to change the config like you have done.
Geez I need to get a DRO
Good job guys
i love those weldon style keo cobalt steel cutters!
Those 12v Bosch drills are awesome :)
CALIBRATION! TO THE MAX!
Nice! I recently bought a mini lathe and the maximum travel is about 200mm, so I plan to use two cheap digital callipers connected directly to the axis’. How much was your DRO?
Time index 4:00 - I was screaming "washer"!
.. and " barefoot" in the Workshop .. courageous
Seen all of your videos. Great work. It would be super cool to know a little about you guys. Like, where are you from? What did you study in school? How did you get so much experience in mechanical engineering? What are your day jobs? I feel like we've sort of gotten to know you both but not really.. Would be cool to know more!
How did you resolve covering up the oil port on the X-Axis?
Thanks for all your great content. Cheers from Downunder!!!
Can't believe you are a novice in machining. First you rebuild from junk a very nice and serviceable lathe, beautifully done, Then I see you making tools, parts devices that means you have a good back ground in anything you put your mind too. I am jealous. You are doing very well. You also make nice, and interesting videos which I enjoy. Congratulations and good luck. I am a fan and I subscribed to your channel.
The word lathe, as a verb, was understood by all except Enlish grammar teachers
3:59 Hand tapping with open toed shoes! So daring.
I like to watch you guys
So how does the camera move by itself? Expiring minds need to know...
Okay, when do the axis the servo drives get attached?
nice 😁
What exactly are 'these' made by Keo at 3:05?
Dont you worry about chips gettin into the Digital Achsis (Z) ? or is this no Problem ?
Why you not put measure stick from backside???
You could just feel the drama...lol
I have the same mill. What are the scale lengths you bought?
550mm, 300 and 200mm for the travel size
Total size 690mm , 440 and 340mm
5:15 Is it time to send you another load of safetysquints? :P
What size and model is your vise? I have the same mill and need a good vise.
I believe it's the shares 6 inch vice. If I were to do it again, I would probably get the next size up though.
Thanks for your reply. Any chance you could get the model number off the side of the vise? It looks to be the size I want but I want to make sure I get the right one.
@@michaelhoward6880 Mike's wrong, I just looked at it and it's the 4" shars. I think the 202-1021 is the closest to what we have and looks like they've improved it a little. It's a decent vise for how cheap it is
Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it.
And next... CNC conversion? At least getting some power feeds on there?
there be no place to put the power feed stops since he covered up the slots...should of put the DRO in the back, his vise hangs over pass what space the DRO would of took anyway?
I walk back and forth seeking something 3/4 of time :)
fuck yeah another side project i almost forgot what your main project was 🤦🏻♂️
There are no decent beers with a twist cap...
So I am curious why the DRO on the Z. I typically use the the fine adjustment knob in the front to finalize my Z position and moving the mill head up and down is just to get it close. By the way, I have a DRO on my Z too, but I just don’t use it. I installed mine on the back side but I am thinking about moving it to the front now.
I have enjoyed watching your videos.... There are a lot of really good ideas in them. Thanks...
I have a mill just like theirs and I use the z axis adjustment instead of the quill for hogging material out.
Z scale also eliminates the need for a quill stop. Extend your quill all the way, use the Z axis to set your final depth, and then retract the quill. You can repeat the holes all day long.
your mill deserved to go CNC. shame. shame. shame!
I can't believe you tech junkies didn't go with a bluedro and low profile magnetic scales.. I was scratching my head..
Make sure that you make a video when you decide to move the x to the back....lol
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Incorrectly installed. Long scale not on this side but properly. If you want to enjoy them longer, you have to turn them. The gasket has always been turned away from the tool. Install the covers. These are optical scales. They do not like dirt. A bit of water, dust, chips and will show you the error.
Is there a reason you didn't put the sensor on the back instead of the front?
"....lathe that off..." Lathe is not a verb, that's called turning. You turn that off.
Maybe he was trying to use "Lathe" as an adnoun kinda like Xeroxing some jokes for your coworkers. 8-)
He languaged a new word, just like all our existing words were languaged.
Are you semanticing his verbage? 😀
Would the mom's of the world make up the largest demographic on Patreon? Hmmm
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You never used. Dooooo
That was a tad boring chaps, and is it the cleaners year off, tidy up the place, a tidy workplace is a safer workplace.
Y’all soooooo fuxing slow at making vids