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    Question AT-300

    Hi ya'll

    I am new here.

    I have an AT-300, its an older machine. I am interested in converting it over to cnc, to help run simpler parts at work. The work the machine is doing right now is mostly threading and turning wooden taper plugs. I have heard a few things about ELS and that may work. Where can i find info or parts to complete this project.

    Although it would be cool if it could make more complex parts.

    Thanks,
    Tyler


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    AT300 CNC

    Hi,
    I have a AT300 that I have converted to cnc.

    send me your email address and I will send you some photos.

    Cheers,
    Glenn


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    AT-300 CNC CONVERSION

    Here are some pictures of my AT300 CNC conversion.

    I Used 3x 282oz in steppers which seem powerfull enough however I think 2:1 ratio is the the best for all gears.

    This mill has 2 weak points.
    1. The brass Y-Axis nut on the treaded shaft is prone to wear.
    2. Back lash on the Y-Axis shaft bearing.

    Future plans will be to improve this some how.

    The Modifications I made didn't damage/alter the Lathe so I can remove the motors later if I decide to sell it.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails AT-300-x-axis_.jpg   AT-300-x-axis_b.jpg   AT-300-y-axis.jpg   AT-300-z-axis_front1.jpg  

    AT-300-z-axis_front2.jpg   AT-300-z-axis_rear.jpg  


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    Thanks for the pictures, nice work.


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