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I picked this up from a friend. He bought it off ebay a couple years ago and never hooked it up. He had bought the RS232 kit for hooking it up to a pc, but just never got around to it. With any luck, I hope to have it going by the weekend. Right now I just have to worry about getting it off the front lawn, though. 1 question so far, their are counters on the x and y axis, one says ~700 the other says ~300. Is this in hours? Thanks |
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| just grabb one end with one hand and pick it up tilt it back and drag it in caveman style... thats what a REAL MAN would do! ![]() I like the garden hose method...hmmm wounder if i could implement that in my shop? #3 Today, 07:54 AM jderou Chip Sweeper Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: USA Posts: 26
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| Just like Christmas, isn't it? Getting new toys is SO much fun! That's a good start on your shop, by the way - I like the open-air atmoshere and the elevated platform the machine is on - are you going to paint the floor of the platform green too? You are hereby obligated to start a journal on repairs/refurbish - with lots of pics and info. Don't let us down........ ![]() Scott |
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| Congradulations! The mechanical counters are table and saddle position. When you set part program zero, you look at these and write down the values. If you shut the machine off in a place other than part program zero, this allows you to jog there and reset zero. George
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| From the picture it doesn't look like that you are in one of those fancy subdivisions with all there rules in Chesterfield. Congradulations on your new mill. A fellow St. Louisan.
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| Ahh yes, you have discovered my second challenge. The door is 7', I am going to have to take the top of the mill apart to get it under (easier said than done). No fancy subdivision here, I can be as much of a hoosier as I want . Restoration/Retrofit will come with time, first I have to make some money! Hopefully its plug and play. |
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