Pimping the mini-lathe

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20 Dec 2020 22:39 #192586 by machinedude
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you can get different angled centers and I've seen them with a smaller diameter at the tip for clearance as well. so there are always options obviously since you came up with a solution with what was on hand.

collets are more about precision and less about rigid work holding. i never used them that often over the years and chucked 95% of the lathe work i've done. even if it was precision i then went to a 4 jaw chuck and indicated everything in. only time they were useful was for very light material removal on something that was a small production run. all the industrial cnc lathes at my work use hydraulic chucks which are much nicer for sure :)

sometimes with lathe work you have to work it sections at a time. i worked for a company that made industrial pumps and when you have a shaft 14 foot long a chuck and a center are not enough. often we used 3 steady rests to support the center of the shaft so you end up working around the steady rests as a result. so it pays off planning your work flow out before you start making chips.

so don't let it get you down when things don't always go as planned. it takes time to master the trade and even then you run into things that you end up fighting your way through.
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27 Dec 2020 17:15 #193302 by RotarySMP
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Took a couple of weeks off the Mini-lathe to play with fire...


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21 Jan 2021 18:24 #196124 by EMOFLY
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Hi, Mark
I have make a mistake, I bought a GB-bace 3160.
Can you share with me this image
"This one:
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...aver-mint-iso#165631
Looks like Mint 19.3 + MATE + 2.8"

thank's in advance
Emil

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21 Jan 2021 21:19 #196147 by tommylight
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21 Jan 2021 22:07 #196156 by EMOFLY
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Thank you,
I use this, but I have horrible latency test(numbers) like 17000000 with this PC GB-bace 3160.

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21 Jan 2021 22:13 #196159 by tommylight
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Press and hold the Shift key after pressing the power button, choose the kernel with RT in the name at the grub menu (advanced something or another) and boot.
I will add the info for setting it as the default kernel.
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22 Jan 2021 10:36 #196195 by rodw
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Unless the bios has changed (and it may have) this PC worked OK for me.
You need to edit the bios to disable any of the C7 type wait states.
Too long ago for me to remember
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22 Jan 2021 19:02 #196263 by RotarySMP
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I basically turn off everything in the bios. All the options on the CPU, the audio, etc.
Mark

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22 Jan 2021 21:51 #196287 by EMOFLY
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I turned off everything like you.
But when I choose the kernel with RT in the name at the grub customizer menu, PC is freeze after 1 minute.
Can you post here your uname -a

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23 Jan 2021 08:27 #196317 by EMOFLY
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Hi,everyone
I have update version of kernel, with this 4.16.12-rt5-kona-rt, and this is the result.


All night working,no freezing.
Is that results are, good for this PC.
Emil
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