- New Machine Build- Brother TC-225 Rebuild & Retrofit
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Re: Brother TC-225 Rebuild & Retrofit
Looking nice, keep posting , electronics looks like it is not cheap
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Fenza,
Sorry I missed your post. The motors are all servo motors from MIGE servo Company. two 1KW, 4NM, 2500 RPM for X and Y and one 1.8KW, 6NM, 3000RPM for the Z Axis.
The CS LABS stuff is great quality right out of the box I was very impressed and their documentation is pretty in depth. I will be posting an update here soon and hope to have the machine powered up in the next few weeks. I will post up the details as I go, but the best thing I can tell you is just spend alot of time on these forums and you can learn tons that's what I did.
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Any updates? We want to see that beast moving
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Hi,
Last Winter I picked up a pair of Pratt and Whitney Tape Mates that are pretty much the neanderthal versions of your machines and am in the middle of a CSMIO IP/A retrofit (4 new motors) on them as well. I was wondering about your tool changer, do the brothers use a completely mechanical tool change or are they pneumatic? I am trying to figure out how to set up the limit switches because my Z travel triggers the tool change, and I believe my spindle positioning is responsible for rotating the turret.
If you have any advice for the retrofit I would love to hear it, as your looks pretty similar (though much less rust!) than mine.
I look forward to seeing some chips flying soon!
- New Machine Build- Brother TC-225 Rebuild & Retrofit
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