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Hi I am using right now a WU305 Linear I knew 0 about cnc machines when I started and I am learning a little here and there. I am bringing myself up to speed to get ready to reprogram the machine (new grinding paths for same tool). I don't know how many SHARP tips I can share with you if any because of my knowledge but I would be 100% interested in hearing about your experiences and sharing ideas with you. Cheers |
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| WOW! Your the first WU305 user to reply. I thought I was the only person that ran this cnc machine! ![]() I've been running this WU305 for about 5 years now, when you said "WU305 Linear" is that the new machine with Linear motors, & WindowsXP (does it still run Siemens 840D)? My machine was built in 2000, & runs Siemens 840D, WindowsNT, ballscrews, 5-wheelPack changer. I'll be happy to help, I hope the machines are setup the same. ![]() . |
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| Well the only difference that I see is that ours has linear motors. I am running NT and have the same Siemens control unit. But I think that I only have four grinding wheels in the changing drawer. (which I don't know how to use) I am not sure when our was built. It was originally a demo machine for Schütte. to give you some back round on me and what I am doing check out my profile. I am excited about this Schütte project! |
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| Yeah, I only have 4 grinding wheel positions in the wheel magazine also, sorry about that (wishful thinking?). ![]() So our machines sound the same, as far as the control. Do you have the Schutte drill program? Also I have 2 Siemens 840D manuals (basic & advanced) in PDF which are GREAT! I'll try & find them, I saved a copy at home & work. What type of shop do you work in? . |
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Hi agian! I work in a shop where we grind thermal friction drills. We have some old CNC machines and then the schütte. we use it to grind the larger diameters. It is a nice machine but I am trying to change the program so that it will grind differently. Changing the path that is takes when it grinds a tool. I am starting from ground zero and working my way to program writing so I have my hands full. |
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steve steve@automatics.com. 1-303-651-6545 |
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