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    Yes and no, the pannel potentiometer is not for changing the spindle speed

    The speed is controlled by a digital out put from the DSP it moves up and down in 3000 rpm steps, ie OFF then 6000 then 9000 up to 24000

    Your DSP controller may be set up wrong like mine was if you don’t have this option

    If you press and hold down the on/off key then press Z+ or Z- and let go SWITCH GRADE should be displayed on the screen you should be able to go from 1 to 7 by repeating this.

    Please email me directly at nick965(A)fromruDOTcom

    I have information I don’t want to post directly in the web


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    I’ve had a look at your previous pictures and can see that the DSP Card is connected to the inverter so you should be able to control the spindle speed

    When you run a program the spindle should start automatically and stop when the program has finished

    If you look at the arrow on the picture blue LED’s should come on in sequence when you change speed ( all off = spindle off, first one on is 6000rpm, second is 9000, second and first is 12000, third is 15000, third and first is 18000, third and second is 21000, all three is 24000) this is how my machine worked

    The potentiometer is for minor adjustments and the red led screen displays the inverter status (if you stall/overload the spindle it will cut power to it and display an error message) you should not have to change the settings for the invertors unless you fit a different spindle motor
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    Many thanks Nich to spread your knowledge, very appreciated
    I think this his is the right place where share it!

    A waring to all european customers:

    starting from May 1st European Commission banned the silica gel, containing more than 0.1 ppm of dimethylfumarate, from goods import:

    http://www.sud-chemie.com/scmcms/web/page_en_7438.htm

    ask Taney to remove silica bags from shipment or use Süd-Chemie and send you a declaration.

    Ciao


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    Quote Originally Posted by woodworker73 View Post
    To pump grease into the Hiwin block nipple you have to use this tool with a "zerch" cap:
    Hello,

    Any idea where I could find such a thing? When I search for " zerch cap" I only find your reply on this forum

    Thanks,
    Marco


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    This is the Zerch cap:



    buy a good steel pump not a plastic pump.


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    Hi all,

    i`am about to get me a SHM0609 with a 3KW HSD spindle and was wondering if the frame, ball screws, steppers etc. can handle the forces of a 1/2 diameter ball nose bit.


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    yes 1/2" is not over rated for the 0609 it is a relationship of material type, depth of cut, feed and spindle rpm that determine this, one could use a 1/2" bit on a much smaller machine it would just take more time, the 0609 is a strong machine.

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    Thanks cabnet636, i was hoping that i`d get a better surface with less passes in a shorter time by using a larger bit, could you explain how it would take more time please?


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    there is a major difference in a .5hp router and a 3 hp spindle

    jim
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    Got it, you meant the spindle by "machine", so a more powerful spindle just means more cutting depth. Thanks again.


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    Talking info

    one question....i have a excitech shm2030a model (2000x3000x200 travel). What stepped motor it's used for the x axis, model and power. there is no stiker or no. on them and i want to buy one more for my 4axis project.?????? pls hepl me some one!!!!


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    LIMAC Router

    Hey, check LIMAC Router from China www.limac.cc

    Quote Originally Posted by Keskin View Post
    Hi all,

    i`am about to get me a SHM0609 with a 3KW HSD spindle and was wondering if the frame, ball screws, steppers etc. can handle the forces of a 1/2 diameter ball nose bit.


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