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| You could mount a small stepper to the speed control to turn the dial.
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Thats something I have thought about doing. Has anyone ever tried this?
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Something I've thought about also. Problem is it takes a full axis away. I want to make an ATC, and to do this I figure I have to use 3 axes. 1 to move the dust shoe up and down, 1 to swing it out of the way and 1 to rotate the tools into position. Did I read somewhere that control of big dog spindle speed is done with PWM? If so I can make a linear actuator that would use simple small dc servos and this signal.
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Use pneumatic double acting cylinders and solenoid valves. Then you just need to use maybe 2 outputs instead of axis.
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| Our toolchanger at work has each tool mounted to a cylinder that moves it under the spindle, and the dust collection brush on the tool change side is lifted by an air cylinder.
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Very cool. I have a handicap in that I've never even seen a cnc machine before I built this "contraption". Still have never seen a "real" one in person.
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