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    Default 5 Axis Machining on Tormach?

    I'm just looking on those tilting motorized rotary tables (P/N 31996 and 31997) and wondering if there is any chance that Tormach adds another stepper to these tables to allow 5 axis machining?

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    Default Re: 5 Axis Machining on Tormach?

    There's no driver or connection available in the electrical cabinet for a 5th axis, so as far as I'm aware nobody has done it.



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    Default Re: 5 Axis Machining on Tormach?

    Here's a video of a 5 axis on a Novakon Pulsar. The Pulsar is about the size of the 770. Not sure how he did it but you could ask him.





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    Default Re: 5 Axis Machining on Tormach?

    It's also worth noting the Skyfire CNCs come (optionally) with a 5-axis controller.



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    Default Re: 5 Axis Machining on Tormach?

    Tormach actually did a prototype, and there was a video here...

    https://www.tormach.com/blog/new-adv...th-axis-pcncs/

    But they seem to have removed the video, although the story of the prototype is still there. I saw the video earlier this year.



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