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06 Apr 2021 22:59 #205212 by andypugh
For some reason I thought that you were using a parallel port.

It isn't actually possible to interfere with the index pulse with a Mesa card config.

(Well, it is just about possible, by taking the signal in to HAL and then out again back to the mesa board)

Sorry for leading you astray.
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06 Apr 2021 23:04 #205213 by rdeeming
No biggie. I got a few days waiting for a same size gear and there is just enough room and belt to shove it in there.

It just forced me to learn a little more ;-)

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25 May 2021 00:04 #210153 by rdeeming
Got threading good enough to do what I need. Thank you everyone for the help getting here.

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25 May 2021 00:07 #210156 by rdeeming
Moving off the lathe to the Mill. I am not finding out how to slow down the jog speed of the Z axis going up and down. The jog speed slider in the GUI only changes X and Y jog speed.

Trying to find out how to connect the Z axis jog speed to the same jog slider speed that changes X and Y.

Any ideas?

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25 May 2021 00:15 #210159 by andypugh

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25 May 2021 00:16 #210160 by andypugh

Moving off the lathe to the Mill. I am not finding out how to slow down the jog speed of the Z axis going up and down. The jog speed slider in the GUI only changes X and Y jog speed.


Well, _that's_ not expected behaviour.

Can we see your HAL and INI to try to get to the bottom of that?

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25 May 2021 00:26 #210161 by rdeeming
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25 May 2021 00:28 #210163 by rdeeming
Hal and ini files for the Mill attached
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25 May 2021 00:35 #210164 by andypugh

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Nice.

Now is about the time you are likely to find that threads (to a standard) are harder than they appear. ISO metric and SAE threads have a significant flat on the threads, taking them p/6 smaller than nominal. Whitworth and ISO pipe threads have a rounding that does the same, but is harder to machine.
If you are trying to fit to an existing part, don't keep reducing the diameter of a pointed thread until it fits. If you do then the root and thread thickness will be under. Draw your thread and touch-off the tool to get the major and minor diameters right with the actual tool.

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25 May 2021 00:47 #210170 by rdeeming
ok thank you for the heads up and info. so far I was cutting my mess to my own bad mess of threads and not matching other than initially using a die as a sanity/learning check to first fix my numbers and then figure out how much slop I needed to add to get the die to roll ok.

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