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[00:01:04] <frysteev> so 10000 and 15000 are much better then.
[00:01:10] <skunkworks> yes
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[00:06:14] <PCW_> mhaberlers ferror patch works perfectly!
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[00:07:45] <Valen> pcw_ hrm?
[00:08:16] <skunkworks> the 2 errors match?
[00:08:49] <PCW_> Yes
[00:09:17] <tjb1> Pcw, only about a week before I am going to drive you crazy
[00:09:28] <PCW_> I'm running a torque loop with the 8I20 driving a 2.2KW motor
[00:09:38] <PCW_> time to go on vacation!
[00:10:25] <frysteev> do you guys rub UPS's on your cnc pc's?
[00:10:42] <PCW_> at 6KHz and 600 IPM is ~1.6 mill difference
[00:10:54] <tjb1> rub?
[00:11:01] <PCW_> at 1 KHz it would be 10 mills!
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[00:12:28] <PCW_> and mhaberles patch is harmless as it does not change the default behaviour
[00:13:01] <PCW_> (needs to be enabled with a setp)
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[00:14:54] <frysteev> im wondering how you guys handle brownouts in your shops while a job is running
[00:15:34] <tjb1> toilet paper
[00:15:51] <frysteev> lol
[00:16:46] <t12> what does everyone consider proper shop cleaning rules
[00:17:46] <Valen> We have run a UPS on the mill computer but "eh"
[00:18:00] <Valen> we don't get brownouts as a rule, its a blackout or nothing lol
[00:19:37] <frysteev> im planning on putting a UPS on computer, but im wondering about putting the 24 supply on the ups too, so i wouldnt lose encoder position and such,
[00:19:46] <kwallace> The machine should at least trip e-stop if the power goes wonky.
[00:20:55] <Valen> what sort of brownouts are you experiencing frysteev?
[00:20:59] <kwallace> If you have home sensors, it's easy to get your positions back.
[00:21:23] <frysteev> we get random power outages from the city,
[00:21:38] <Valen> black or brownouts?
[00:21:44] <frysteev> the is lots of large condos and such and they are are always doing work on the system around here
[00:21:57] <frysteev> mostly 30 second blackouts
[00:22:12] <Valen> I wouldn't worry about it too much then
[00:22:28] <Valen> if you loose main power your job is basically hosed so start over
[00:22:44] <Valen> use home switches/index or something
[00:23:15] <Valen> worst thing would be for it to think it was running for those 30 seconds, then when main power came back try to keep running
[00:23:34] <tjtr33> 3 relays with series contacts connected to the estop chain, each with a coil across 1 leg of your 3 phase ( drie phase uberwachung ) any drop on any phase gets estop-ed
[00:25:24] <Valen> 3 phase well laaadedah mr fancy pants, when i was a boy we had half a phase and we were LUCKY!
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[00:25:48] <tjtr33> make it 1 relay
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[00:29:13] <skunkworks> heh
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[00:29:21] <AR__> how do i find timing belt to match this gear?
[00:29:29] <AR__> and a matching smaller gear?
[00:29:47] <tjb1> www.sdp-si.com should have something to help you
[00:30:34] <kwallace> At power out, e-stop should stop axes and spindle as quickly as possible. Warner magnetic brakes can be useful. They activate without power.
[00:31:20] <AR__> i have two polyclutches if anyone wants
[00:31:30] <AR__> they were on big ballscrews
[00:32:27] <kwallace> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_brake#Power_off_brake
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[00:33:39] <tjtr33> yes, deactivate WITH power, its their nature to brake, power turns the brake off, allowing motion
[00:34:37] <AR__> http://www.polyclutch.com/mechanical-slip-clutches/slippers
[00:34:43] <AR__> anyone know what this is even for?
[00:35:06] <AR__> it was on the end of some ballscrews i bought with a pin into the end bearing mount
[00:35:39] <Valen> sounds like a brake
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[00:36:13] <AR__> it is a brake failsafe i think
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[00:36:55] <AR__> it just adds friction, doesnt it?
[00:37:18] <Valen> make a decent racket if it activated during motion I imagine lol
[00:37:29] <AR__> lol
[00:37:32] <skunkworks> AR__: picture of gear?
[00:37:44] <AR__> uum
[00:37:57] <AR__> dont feel like going downstairs to get a closeup
[00:37:59] <AR__> but i have a pic
[00:38:01] <Valen> its just a clutch, you could use it in a number of ways
[00:38:02] <AR__> 1 sec
[00:39:07] <AR__> skunkworks,
http://i.imgur.com/nn8qT.jpg
[00:39:19] <AR__> they're pretty big, i forget what i measured
[00:39:39] <AR__> diameter is about 2 inches i think
[00:39:45] <AR__> width i think i measured 5/8
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[00:40:37] <kwallace> Some people with stepper machines have put clutch like bits on the axis screws to dampen resonance.
[00:40:40] <AR__> i need to measure the distance between groove to get a belt, right?
[00:40:49] <AR__> kwallace, ah
[00:40:55] <AR__> these are set really tight
[00:41:10] <AR__> i couldnt turn the screw by hand
[00:41:21] <AR__> i took them off for now
[00:41:29] <PCW_> look like a failsafe so it slips if the ballscrew is stalled
[00:41:45] <AR__> they are on the far end of the screws in the pic i linked to
[00:42:17] <AR__> they had a pin that went into the end block
[00:42:37] <PCW_> OK so a friction lock
[00:42:43] <AR__> so you had to make them slip to move the screw
[00:42:44] <AR__> yeah
[00:43:11] <AR__> these are beefy ballscrews
[00:43:21] <AR__> i feel like i should build a bigger machine
[00:43:44] <PCW_> seems like it would overheat unless the ball screw only turned occasionally
[00:43:56] <AR__> yeah true
[00:44:27] <AR__> i took them off, which was kindof a pain in the ass
[00:44:37] <AR__> the one was jammed on pretty good
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[00:45:00] <PCW_> maybe a cheap brake replacement (like leaving the emergency brake on)
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[00:45:16] <AR__> yeah
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[02:31:19] <Connor> This sounds scarry..
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[02:32:57] <Connor> To set the CL setting on my speed controller (Torque limit) Set speed control to 30-50%, Set CL to full CCW, Connect a DC ammeter in series with the armature lead. Lock shaft of motor (be sure CL pot is full CCW position). Apply power and rotate the CL pot CW slowly until the ammeter reads 1.5 times motor rating. (do not exceed 2 times motor rating).
[02:33:32] <Connor> I'm not sure I like the idea of locking my motor shaft and applying power.....
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[02:44:30] <kwallace> I'll second that.
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[02:50:47] <ReadError> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25091878/Photo%20Jan%2008%2C%209%2048%2023%20PM.jpg
[02:50:49] <ReadError> \o/
[02:50:56] <ReadError> my 28$ piece of aluminum
[02:57:34] <AR__> what size stepper motors would be neeed to move a solid dovetail slide table?
[02:57:48] <AR__> say something like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TTC-Y555-008-Compound-Milling-Drilling-Slide-Table-8-x-9-Oval-Base-/221020467188?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3375d8aff4
[02:58:31] <AR__> ReadError, where did you get that?
[02:58:44] <ReadError> amazon
[02:58:47] <ReadError> ;)
[02:58:52] <ReadError> overnighted for 3.99 too
[02:58:52] <AR__> haha
[02:59:00] <AR__> woah nice
[02:59:04] <AR__> link?
[02:59:59] <kwallace> Do you have the table in your shop?
[03:00:05] <ReadError> not sure how directly link to that size
[03:00:06] <ReadError> me kwallace ?
[03:00:09] <ReadError> thats my back room
[03:00:14] <ReadError> i set it on that to cut
[03:00:47] <kwallace> AR__ wanted to know about stepper size for the table?
[03:01:09] <ReadError> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003U6HUHC/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00
[03:01:09] <AR__> yeah just wondering
[03:01:10] <AR__> i dont have it
[03:01:54] <kwallace> I have a theory about motor sizing that I haven't tried yet.
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[03:03:53] <AR__> what are you making, ReadError ?
[03:04:01] <ReadError> AR__, just various stuff
[03:04:05] <ReadError> quad rotor parts
[03:04:06] <AR__> o
[03:04:09] <ReadError> i dont sell stuff
[03:04:12] <ReadError> i just make it for fun
[03:05:18] <kwallace> Mount a pulley or drum to the axis screw shaft. Then wrap a rope on it and a weight. Let it drop and see how well the axis moves. Add weight until you get what you want. Calculate the torque from the pulley diameter and use this number to shop for motors.
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[03:08:50] <pcw_home> probably need some headroom. Gravity has a somewhat flatter torque/velocity curve than most motors...
[03:09:45] <ReadError> need to figure out how to cut this thing
[03:09:57] <ReadError> i have a hacksaw, jigsaw, one of those reciprocating saws
[03:10:15] <ReadError> picked up some 24tpi blade for the recip saw
[03:10:26] <ReadError> i have an angle grinder but i can see that getting messy
[03:13:32] <AR__> dremel
[03:13:47] <ReadError> yikes
[03:13:48] <jdh> circular saw
[03:14:02] <ReadError> i only have wood blades for that
[03:14:13] <jdh> I use plain carbide blades
[03:14:33] <jdh> chop saw though. Holding a circular saw might be a problem.
[03:14:44] <AR__> hacksaw
[03:15:02] <jdh> cuts fine on mine with whatever blade I have in there.
[03:15:15] <ReadError> chop saw?
[03:15:22] <jdh> miter saw
[03:15:24] <ReadError> is that the one with the big fiber disk
[03:15:42] <jdh> no, plain old carbide tip combination blade
[03:17:19] <kwallace> Using a fence with the circular saw should work fine. Having a couple of teeth engaged would be better, or feed slowly.
[03:18:18] <jdh> http://www.harborfreight.com/10-inch-compound-miter-saw-91995.html
[03:18:34] <jdh> makes an amazingly clean cut
[03:19:29] <ReadError> oh i have one of those
[03:20:19] <jdh> makes nice chips too :)
[03:23:28] <MercuryRising> so i have my Y axis set up with one of those aluminum shaft couplers (the bendy ones for misalignment, as it is a bit misaligned), every once in a while it will skip a step (on one side I have the ceramic/nylon/whatever plastic thing that connects to the motor shaft, on the other I have a piece of vinyl tubing to connect to the lead screw), it is really tight on there, are there any tricks to prevent skipping steps? lowering
[03:23:30] <MercuryRising> acceleration?
[03:29:09] <skunkworks> ware your hearing protection...
[03:29:26] <kwallace> I'd use a belt and pulleys:
http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/bridgeport/00047-1a.jpg
[03:40:44] <Connor> ReadError: I cut a 2" x 4" thick 6061 with mine using a carbide blade...
[03:41:06] <Connor> I waxed the blade on that cut just to be on the safe side.
[03:41:39] <jdh> it's a whole lot faster than my 4x6" bandsaw
[03:41:54] <jdh> cleaner edge also
[03:41:56] <Connor> Don't use a grinding wheel or fiber disk.. you'll melt the aluminum. and will never get through.
[03:42:04] <Connor> heck of allot of chips though.
[03:42:33] <Connor> I wear full face mask and use my vacuum on it.. also drape it with a towel to contain the swarf..
[03:42:41] <Connor> oh. and hearing protection.
[03:42:53] <jdh> take it outside, point it at your neighbors
[03:42:59] <Connor> ROFL.
[03:43:25] <Connor> Don't cut to exact size either.. use the mill to finish...
[03:43:36] <Connor> In most cases anyway..
[03:44:06] <Connor> jdh: Have my spindle broke in (going in forward direction)
[03:44:15] <Connor> Need to break it in reverse now..
[03:44:19] <jdh> how does it sound?
[03:44:37] <Connor> can do around 6800RPM without exceeding 100v on the output.
[03:44:42] <Connor> Load? :)
[03:44:49] <Connor> err. loud
[03:45:02] <jdh> cool. Any problem reading rpm?
[03:45:05] <jdh> via pport?
[03:45:08] <Connor> Get's pretty loud at the higher RPM.. as to be expected.
[03:45:30] <Connor> Just using my Laser Tach.
[03:45:46] <Connor> I have the whole spindle assembly in my office (in my house).
[03:45:53] <jdh> oh, you took off your sensor ?
[03:45:59] <Connor> Easier to monitor it during the break in procedure.
[03:45:59] <jdh> gotcha
[03:46:23] <Connor> I have to make a new mount since converting it to belt drive. plus, need to add the other two sensors..
[03:46:51] <Connor> was thinking about using a encoder direct on the upper shaft of the Tredmill motor.
[03:47:18] <jdh> would probably make life much easier
[03:47:19] <Connor> Kinda like Hoss did.. but, I'm not sure yet.. the only one I have is just A, B. No index.
[03:47:26] <jdh> or via a pulley
[03:47:35] <Connor> via pulley ?
[03:48:03] <jdh> timing belt pulley on shaft & encoder shaft, so it doesn't stick up 7ft
[03:48:39] <ReadError> ohhhh man
[03:48:46] <ReadError> i cut 1 with a hacksaw
[03:49:01] <ReadError> gonna have 1 arm lookin like the terminator if i keep this up
[03:49:51] <jdh> miter saw takes no time
[03:50:07] <ReadError> yea my arm is beat
[03:50:15] <ReadError> ill have to try the miter tomorrow
[03:50:29] <jdh> gives you a good excuse now anyway.
[03:51:15] <ReadError> what about the recip saw?
[03:51:26] <ReadError> seems pretty beefy
[03:51:34] <ReadError> im kind of scared of the miter
[03:51:36] <ReadError> but i can bust it out
[03:51:50] <jdh> mine cuts really well.
[03:52:03] <jdh> not much different than hardwood.
[03:52:25] <jdh> maybe better than hardwood actually
[03:52:33] <ReadError> throw a little lube on it first?
[03:52:35] <ReadError> i dont have wax
[03:52:40] <ReadError> unless you mean candle wax
[03:52:41] <jdh> I never have
[03:53:28] <jdh> cut a kerf width off the end for practice
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[03:55:10] <Connor> WD40 can be used too..
[03:55:40] <Connor> Not really needed.. I just did in the beginning because I wasn't sure.
[03:55:49] <ReadError> yea
[03:55:57] <ReadError> im going to use wd40 to cut this stuff on the mill
[03:56:01] <ReadError> or 3-in-1
[03:56:05] <ReadError> since i dont have a flood table
[03:57:25] <Connor> jdh: No Fine Feed adjustment nob, no quill handle, No gear change nob, no quill lock, No Micrometer, no safty shield..
[03:57:52] <Connor> on my spindle.. It's stripped bear.. Just the tredmill motor with 2 pulleys, the stack of bevel washers.. and the motor mount.
[03:57:55] <jdh> cool
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[03:58:55] <Connor> Bit scary pulling all that off.
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[04:02:43] <zoni1983> hi iam new to linux cnc i have successfully tuned the motor with motenc lite for milling
[04:03:37] <zoni1983> now i wanter to configure plc but cannot find the interface to write the laderal
[04:04:29] <zoni1983> can some one guide me
[04:05:51] <skunkworks> zoni1983:
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/ladder/ladder_intro.html
[04:06:09] <skunkworks> and
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/ladder/classic_ladder.html
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[04:08:36] <ReadError> wait till you see my new chip collection design
[04:09:09] <zoni1983> for tool changer id it also written in plc correct
[04:10:34] <ReadError> http://i.imgur.com/1sqbc.jpg
[04:10:58] <ReadError> (i need to get locline still)
[04:11:33] <Connor> ReadError: What mill is that?
[04:11:40] <ReadError> just a taig
[04:11:45] <ReadError> nothing fancy but it entertains me
[04:11:57] <Connor> Why does that stepper look so big?
[04:11:59] <jdh> new motor?
[04:12:18] <ReadError> nah stock motor
[04:12:23] <ReadError> i have the one for the cnc version
[04:12:27] <jdh> wow, looks huge
[04:12:30] <ReadError> its a bit different than the non-cnc
[04:12:37] <Connor> jdh Did you see my Y/Z chip cover ?
[04:12:44] <jdh> dont' think so
[04:13:07] <jdh> I like the tripod chip collector
[04:13:09] <ReadError> they are KL23H276-30-8B
[04:13:22] <ReadError> just some ones i got from automationtechnology
[04:13:57] <Connor> http://www.cnczone.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=170858&d=1352862367
[04:14:07] <Connor> http://www.cnczone.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=170855&d=1352862367
[04:14:27] <Connor> ReadError: Looks bigger than that...
[04:14:36] <jdh> oh... saw those. Are tehy holding up?
[04:14:39] <ReadError> nice lookin mill
[04:14:41] <ReadError> what is it?
[04:14:54] <Connor> Not cut anything since I installed it..
[04:15:00] <jdh> heh
[04:15:19] <Connor> Nor have I had the opportunity to test the coolant system..
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[04:15:50] <ReadError> is it one of those x3's ?
[04:16:02] <Connor> Mine?
[04:16:07] <Connor> No. G0704
[04:16:32] <ReadError> grizzly ok
[04:16:47] <ReadError> pretty happy with it?
[04:16:54] <Connor> So far.
[04:17:57] <ReadError> how hard was the Z axis motor to do ?
[04:18:22] <Connor> not that hard. would have been easier if I did ball screws.
[04:19:17] <ReadError> got any pictures of the conversion process?
[04:19:28] <ReadError> im looking for something a bit bigger here in a bit
[04:20:02] <Connor> Some.. You can look through my thread.. Followed Hoss's plans for the most part.
[04:20:05] <ReadError> i still have alot to learn though
[04:20:17] <ReadError> im afraid to undertake a conversion like that at this point
[04:20:34] <ReadError> got a link to the thread?
[04:20:37] <jdh> the ball screw version was pretty simple
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[04:20:58] <Connor> http://www.cnczone.com/forums/benchtop_machines/130097-connors_g0704.html
[04:21:06] <ReadError> thank you sir
[04:21:08] <jdh> I did Z ballscrew, xy stock, then used that to cut the parts for the xy ballscrews
[04:21:17] <ReadError> oh you got one too jdh ?
[04:21:23] <jdh> yeah
[04:21:31] <Connor> I had to have a friend turn down the Z Shaft Adapter for me..
[04:22:16] <Connor> The stepper mounts were easy.
[04:22:43] <jdh> http://tinyurl.com/acwvqt7
[04:22:54] <Connor> Grizzly has new CNC conversion kits for the G0704.. but, it's major expensive
[04:23:03] <jdh> flashcut stuff
[04:23:08] <jdh> USB control!
[04:23:30] <Connor> Yea. To bad they don't see just a hardware kit..
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[04:27:49] <ReadError> https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-2x1WHZMaNnk/T_z0G_Dy8rI/AAAAAAAABUE/J4a_JkWrvsA/s800/2012-07-10%252023.30.30.jpg
[04:27:54] <ReadError> is that a switch?
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[04:28:23] <tjb1> Yes
[04:28:32] <jdh> X home/limit switch
[04:29:15] <ReadError> i guess having another machine and small lathe could help me a little in the conversion if i break something
[04:29:19] <ReadError> or need to cut
[04:29:57] <ReadError> Connor, if you find that STL
[04:29:59] <jdh> I had a manual X2 I used to notch the saddle for the ballscrew n
[04:30:03] <ReadError> i can print you one and mail it
[04:30:06] <ReadError> if you are inside the usa..
[04:30:27] <ReadError> the one thats mentioned on the last page
[04:30:54] <tjb1> Heh, I go to school 7 miles away from Grizzly
[04:30:57] <Connor> I've got a printer.. Load out ATM.
[04:31:14] <Connor> loaned out..
[04:31:28] <Connor> I'ts a Cupcake..
[04:31:40] <Connor> Gen3, from the last batch.
[04:31:54] <ReadError> ah just figured i would offer
[04:32:33] <Connor> Thanks! If I have issues printing it.. I might take you up on it.. It's still using a DC motor on the extruder.. I've had some issues getting good prints from it.
[04:33:08] <ReadError> jdh, you pretty happy with yours?
[04:33:15] <ReadError> wondering if i should grab one as a project
[04:33:27] <jdh> yep.
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[04:33:45] <jdh> I'd prefer a real mill, but no space. For the money it's not bad.
[04:33:46] <ReadError> got any pics of some stuff you done with it?
[04:33:54] <jdh> mine was $950?
[04:33:58] <ReadError> like a bridgeport ?
[04:34:02] <jdh> not unless they are in there.
[04:34:03] <ReadError> those things are massive
[04:34:16] <ReadError> i would hurt myself
[04:34:31] <jdh> I cut the motor mounts with it .
[04:34:41] <jdh> did the first set out of delrin on my router
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[04:35:47] <jdh> http://tinyurl.com/d6p4sad
[04:35:59] <jdh> I cut that on it
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[04:38:31] <ReadError> would it be better to put higher TPI screws in one to get a bit more precision out of it?
[04:38:55] <jdh> doubt it
[04:38:58] <Connor> the 5mm one from LMB are fine
[04:39:04] <jdh> lower is faster
[04:39:33] <Connor> lower is faster ?
[04:39:42] <jdh> heh... faster rapids
[04:39:58] <jdh> assuming you can move the table fast enough to make it worthwhile
[04:40:36] <Valen> acceleration matters way more than speed
[04:40:41] <Valen> (at least in my experience
[04:40:55] <jdh> we put in a system recently with maybe .75tpi screws (some metric screw)
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[04:41:13] <jdh> with servos... it flys
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[04:42:04] <ReadError> http://cdn0.grizzly.com/pics/jpeg500/g/g0463.jpg
[04:42:06] <Valen> jdh: I was after some ~5TPI screws but with rotating nuts, any idea on a supplier, hiwin only seems to have them where lead = diam
[04:42:09] <ReadError> that handle on the front
[04:42:16] <ReadError> is that for the Z ?
[04:42:35] <jdh> if there is a handle, it is an old pic
[04:43:50] <ReadError> its a different grizzly
[04:43:54] <ReadError> i got side tracked
[04:44:54] <jdh> my scaling for x&y is 8128/inch. If you believe uSteps are accurate, I get 0.00012 inches per step. Higher pitch screws probably wouldn't do anything for that.
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[04:46:59] <Connor> ReadError: That's a X3.. It's not as rigid as the G0704
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[07:34:20] <Loetmichel> mornin'
[07:40:40] <Jymmm> ug
[07:50:54] <tjb1> Its mornin alright
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[07:58:00] <tjb1> So Jymmm what is the status
[07:58:14] <Jymmm> ?
[07:58:20] <tjb1> On your suv
[07:59:16] <Jymmm> no clue, spent most of the day cleaning / mopping up the raw sewage overflow from the washer drain when it was being snaked on the roof.
[07:59:56] <tjb1> Sewage is always fun
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[08:20:55] <DJ9DJ> moin
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[08:43:28] <tjb1> Oh boy, $60 a fan for my macbook
[08:45:06] <Jymmm> ?
[08:45:37] <tjb1> One of my fans is clicking
[08:45:45] <tjb1> I checked ifixit, its $60 :(
[08:46:11] <Jymmm> how do you know it's the fans?
[08:46:20] <tjb1> What else would click?
[08:46:31] <Jymmm> hdd odd
[08:46:36] <tjb1> I have an SSD
[08:46:43] <Jymmm> so?
[08:46:43] <tjb1> and this changes with fan speed
[08:46:49] <tjb1> I dont have a HDD
[08:46:53] <Jymmm> so?
[08:46:54] <archivist> just clean it
[08:46:57] <tjb1> I did
[08:47:20] <tjb1> Off to ebay
[08:47:38] <archivist> file off the bit that catches
[08:47:53] <tjb1> I didnt see anything
[08:47:56] <tjb1> I think it is inside
[08:48:22] <tjb1> Only $9 on ebay
[08:48:22] <tjb1> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-Original-MacBook-Pro-15-4-Unibody-A1286-Fan-Assembly-661-4952-Left-/170921082345?pt=US_CPU_Fans_Heatsinks&hash=item27cbb0bde9
[08:49:59] <Jymmm> Fuck! I hate the whole early/mid/late yyyy model shit
[08:51:23] <tjb1> Mine is the 2.66 i7 mid 2010
[08:53:53] <Jymmm> By SN works for me
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[09:41:26] <alex_joni> anyone ever seen this?
[09:41:27] <alex_joni> axis[2432]: segfault at b781f000 ip 00d18d23 sp bf930228 error 4 in libc-2.11.1.so[c08000+153000]
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[14:58:44] <skunkworks> the answer is out there....
[15:00:39] <Jymmm> ... so are $2 cradek whores, doesn't mean you want to get in-depth, up close, and personal now.
[15:01:15] <cradek> hey, I'm worth at least a $20
[15:03:41] <Jymmm> eh
[15:04:31] <Jymmm> Well, if its $2 cradek PS whores, then $200
[15:05:28] <skunkworks> *the truth is out there.. Sorry - got my quote wrong
[15:06:07] <pcw_home> cue xfiles music
[15:06:54] <Jymmm> skunkworks: No it's not, name the last time you weren't lied to?
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[15:18:58] <Jymmm> I doubt they are waterproof...
http://dx.com/p/4-pin-speaker-cable-plug-connectors-blue-black-5-piece-pack-137612
[15:21:36] <Jymmm> Limit switches ?
http://dx.com/p/diy-3-pin-micro-switches-black-red-ac-125-250v-10-pcs-158309
[15:24:58] <Jymmm> 22mm GRN LED Panel Lamp Lights 24V AC or DC
http://dx.com/p/22mm-green-led-power-indicator-signal-lights-black-green-24v-5-pcs-157073
[15:25:57] <skunkworks> I used something similar for a tool touch off... (micro switches..)
[15:26:50] <Jymmm> Dx DOES have proximity switches surprisingly
[15:28:06] <Jymmm> 22mm RED LED Panel Lamp Lights 24V AC or DC
http://dx.com/p/22mm-red-led-power-indicator-signal-lights-black-red-5-pcs-157072
[15:29:22] <Connor> I want the bigger size micro switches..
[15:29:42] <pcw_home> macro switches?
[15:30:01] <Connor> No. They just make some that are a bit larger than those..
[15:30:01] <skunkworks> heh
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[15:30:21] <Jymmm> 22mm YEL LED Panel Lamp Lights 24V AC or DC
http://dx.com/p/instrument-indicator-light-signal-light-yellow-24v-5-pcs-156229
[15:30:34] <Jymmm> Connor: Kilo Switches?
[15:30:48] <Connor> wait.. those may be the bigger ones..
[15:31:04] <FinboySlick> That site is filled with cool cheap junk.
[15:32:10] <Connor> Now, the question is, does the Dimensions include the connectors or not..
[15:34:34] <pcw_home> 'Better Business Beareau Claim ID 42269238'
[15:34:36] <pcw_home> seems like the spammeisters need a dictionary
[15:35:04] <Jymmm> Ironically though... ebay can be cheaper than DX
[15:35:59] <Jymmm> One example:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-4GHz-25dbi-Yagi-WLAN-WiFi-Wireless-RPSMA-Antenna-For-Modem-PCI-Card-Router-/400380185315?pt=UK_Computing_Boosters_Extenders_Antennas&hash=item5d3884cae3 -VS-
http://dx.com/p/rp-sma-male-2-4ghz-16-unit-25dbi-directional-high-gain-antenna-for-wi-fi-router-silver-157599?rt=1&p=2&m=2&r=3&k=1&t=1&s=156001&u=157599
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[15:41:19] <Jymmm> pcw_home: If they did that, then the smart ppl might respond.
[15:43:54] <Jymmm> Connor: you might compare that to mouser or digikey who show dimension drawings
[15:45:03] <jdh> I got some from DX or some chinese place. Pretty small
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[15:56:10] <Connor> Those are the larger ones.. I found the smaller ones on here too...
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[16:11:11] <IchGuckLive> hi all around the globe
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[16:11:36] <IchGuckLive> Toda first people wars hot with a printed gun
[16:12:01] <IchGuckLive> the 3D printer as a wepon that is hard
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[16:12:40] <JT-Shop> IchGuckLive: did you need some info?
[16:13:43] <IchGuckLive> JT-Shop: woudt be nice if you can tell me or make a picture about how you connected the hyperterm to the linuxcnc via relai or to start the action
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[16:14:56] <FinboySlick> IchGuckLive: Are you talking about Hyperterm that comes with windows?
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[16:15:13] <IchGuckLive> FinboySlick: no plasm
[16:15:21] <FinboySlick> OK.
[16:15:30] <IchGuckLive> jt knows
[16:16:56] <JT-Shop> on mine the arc ok output is a dry contact so it is connected to an input and the arc start to the torch is connected to an output of the 7i76
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[16:17:50] <JT-Shop> the hal connections are in here
http://gnipsel.com/shop/plasma/files/plasma.hal
[16:18:18] <JT-Shop> # spindle on starts the arc
[16:18:19] <JT-Shop> net spindle-on motion.spindle-on => parport.0.pin-16-out
[16:18:21] <IchGuckLive> do i need to control this 2 or only one
[16:18:36] <IchGuckLive> thats what i guess M3
[16:18:39] <IchGuckLive> M5
[16:18:49] <JT-Shop> yea M3 S1
[16:18:54] <JT-Shop> don't forget S1
[16:19:02] <IchGuckLive> only one nedded ir do i got to wait for ark ok
[16:19:22] <JT-Shop> depends on your unit and what your using for a THC
[16:19:56] <IchGuckLive> you said you gaugt it off so what gaugh did you use for the first moves
[16:20:31] <IchGuckLive> in hand mode it is on the plate
[16:20:34] <JT-Shop> the pierce height and cut height are in the manuals for the torch and may vary depending on the model
[16:20:47] <IchGuckLive> ok
[16:21:01] <IchGuckLive> still waiteng for delivering powermax 45
[16:21:07] <JT-Shop> with a floating head you could do drag cutting
[16:21:38] <JT-Shop> I think that is the same torch as tjb1 has
[16:22:10] <JT-Shop> I started out just using a feeler gauge to find cut height and did not have a THC, kinda slow but it worked
[16:22:13] <IchGuckLive> yes its quit comen the 65 is the new one that can handle up to 22mm
[16:22:31] * JT-Shop heads to the propane store for parts
[16:22:51] <IchGuckLive> feeler gauge what shoudt i start with
[16:27:11] <IchGuckLive> ok by till later
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[16:41:48] <Loetmichel> re @ home
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[18:33:34] <JesusAlos_> hi boys
[18:33:38] <JesusAlos_> and girls
[18:33:42] <IchGuckLive> hi
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[19:33:12] <JesusAlos_> long time ago I found a interface black box CNC
[19:33:28] <JesusAlos_> some body rememer it?
[19:37:12] <L84Supper> skunkworks:
http://www.exone.com/materialization/systems these guys do what you were mentioning last week about going beyond 2.5D for 3D printers
[19:37:42] <L84Supper> http://www.3ders.org/articles/20130109-3d-printer-company-exone-files-for-a-75-million-ipo.html they also just filed for a $75 million IPO
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[19:57:45] <JesusAlos_> but I need edit the code
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[20:11:38] <skunkworks> JesusAlos_, I don't think we have a clue what you are talking about...
[20:14:31] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> I'm not familar with your problem
[20:14:32] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> I need create a time bar in the interface
[20:14:33] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> this time mus control a pause stop control
[20:14:33] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> in XY axis machine
[20:14:33] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> must do a pause time when it detect a change direction more than 10º
[20:14:33] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> much better to ask on #linuxcnc channel
[20:14:34] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> sounds above my pay grade or I don't understand
[20:14:36] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> I looking for some programmer
[20:14:38] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> I pay it
[20:14:40] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> I only dabble in python and barely know how to spell C
[20:14:42] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> is the change in direction programmed in with G code?
[20:14:44] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> yes
[20:14:46] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> I think
[20:14:48] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> yes in Gcode direction
[20:14:52] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> when change the X to Y or Y to X
[20:14:54] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> mus be pause
[20:14:56] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> just put a G4 for the pause
[20:14:58] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> is a lott work
[20:15:00] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> there are a lott change direction
[20:15:02] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> at this point my WAG is what your asking for sounds like a change in the interperter which is a lot of work and above my abilities
[20:15:04] <ReadError> is JesusAlos the guy cutting foam
[20:15:05] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> make a python script to parse the G code file and add the G4P as needed
[20:15:07] <JT-Shop> <JesusAlos_> but the pause don't do automatic in change direction
[20:15:08] <ReadError> that wanted to pause
[20:15:09] <JT-Shop> <JT-Shop> you the hot wire guy that the wire is not hot enough to keep straight?
[20:15:11] <JT-Shop> skunkworks: there you go
[20:15:19] <JT-Shop> I think so
[20:15:44] <ReadError> is there a pause gcode i can throw in?
[20:15:48] <ReadError> similar to a toolchange
[20:15:52] <ReadError> or would toolchange be easiest
[20:16:09] <jdh> you can pause for a time, or pause until a digital input
[20:16:11] <skunkworks> mo
[20:16:13] <JT-Shop> I think he want's it automatic
[20:16:47] <skunkworks> oh - he want to add a pause depending on how sharp the angle is... I vaugly remember that
[20:17:10] <JT-Shop> sounds like a machine issue to me
[20:17:34] <JT-Shop> if you pause to wait for the wire to catch up the ends will over melt
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[20:21:20] <JesusAlos_> yes JT-Shop, but customer need this function
[20:21:58] <JT-Shop> so it don't matter if the foam melts while the wire catches up?
[20:23:19] <JesusAlos_> no
[20:23:53] <JT-Shop> use G61 and set the acceleration low enough to give the wire time to catch up
[20:24:03] <JesusAlos_> to cut comb hig density is necesary
[20:24:28] <JesusAlos_> not enought
[20:26:40] <JesusAlos_> can continue tomorow
[20:26:45] <JesusAlos_> ?
[20:26:53] <JesusAlos_> i try video
[20:29:26] <JT-Shop> JesusAlos: might I suggest a three pronged approach to this problem... 1 as you are doing now dialog on the IRC, 2 post on the forum, 3 send a message to the mailing list. This way you reach everyone that monitors the EMC world
[20:29:38] <JT-Shop> why won't G61 work?
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[20:30:59] <JesusAlos> because incompatibiliti Gcode with other machines in factory
[20:31:35] <JT-Shop> so the same G code must run on every machine without any changes at all?
[20:31:54] <JesusAlos> yes. No change in gcode
[20:32:12] <JesusAlos> just modific EMC
[20:32:24] <JT-Shop> what does the other machines use for path control?
[20:32:25] <JesusAlos> EMC software
[20:32:36] <Connor> I think you would be better off running a post processor on the gcode at the machine level...
[20:33:25] <JT-Shop> JesusAlos: does the code contain any G61 or G64 words?
[20:33:26] <JesusAlos> but every customer use different software
[20:33:43] <JesusAlos> JT-Shop
[20:33:46] <JT-Shop> oh different machines at different customers
[20:34:44] <JesusAlos> there are a lott kind CAM softwares
[20:34:48] <JT-Shop> how do you expect different G codes from different software to work?
[20:35:08] <JesusAlos> is no easy for me do a different postprocessor
[20:35:21] <JT-Shop> and they all use Post Processors and that is the function of the post processor to generate a g code to suit the machine
[20:36:14] <JT-Shop> how do you expect EMC to run code from every CAM program with different post processors?
[20:36:15] <Connor> What are you doing, selling a g-code file to customers for a specific product?
[20:36:37] <JesusAlos> sorry
[20:36:42] <JesusAlos> i mus go out
[20:36:42] * JT-Shop is plumb out of ideas now
[20:36:55] <JesusAlos> my baby cry
[20:37:13] <JesusAlos> tomorow i do more details an photo
[20:37:33] <JesusAlos> good night and thank to all
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[20:37:54] <Connor> I'm still trying to understand WTF he's trying to do...
[20:38:33] <jdh> pause at transistions to allow teh hot wire to catch up
[20:38:52] <Connor> I got that part.. but, what's the deal with different machines etc?
[20:39:12] <Connor> Is he selling g-code files to people to use on their own machines.. or what..
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[20:39:27] <Connor> why couldn't you change the file ?
[20:41:03] <jdh> or post process it during load on the specified machine
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[20:48:53] <jdh> modify G61 processing to pause?
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[20:55:57] <Connor> Why would the wire be lagging behind ?
[20:56:43] <jdh> hot, sags in the middle.
[20:57:04] <jdh> expands when hot
[20:57:36] <Connor> Shouldn't it have enough some sort of compensation mechanism? Like spring loaded or something..
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[20:58:00] <jdh> Probably does, but I bet it will always sag
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[21:13:56] <DJ9DJ> gn8
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[21:50:28] <r00t4rd3d> adobe is giving away ps cs2 now
[21:50:34] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html
[21:55:11] <r00t4rd3d> well i guess they are not, install still requires a serial
[21:55:29] <Connor> The serial is provided..
[21:55:32] <Connor> right on that page.
[21:56:19] <tjb1> Already linked that 3 days ago r00t4rd3d, you are slow :P
[21:56:24] <tjb1> It wont work on new Macs
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[22:01:57] <r00t4rd3d> if you have a new mac i am glad it dont work on it
[22:02:05] <r00t4rd3d> HAHA
[22:02:29] * r00t4rd3d draws stuffs
[22:03:07] <pfred1> are photo editing software the best applications for drawing in?
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[22:04:02] <r00t4rd3d> what else is there?
[22:04:04] * pfred1 used to draw on paper with pencils
[22:04:20] <r00t4rd3d> relic
[22:04:25] <pfred1> I don't have the time for that today though
[22:05:13] <pfred1> I got a B+ in my college drawing class so I must not have been bad at it
[22:05:44] <pfred1> I actually thought I drew better than the top in the class but I think the teacher just liked the subject matter that kid picked better than mine
[22:06:02] <Jymmm> Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_FLwN8GIaM
[22:07:01] <pfred1> this is one of my college drawings
http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/3913/skullc.jpg
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[22:08:14] <Jymmm> pfred1: No blood? No guts? No gore? Just an angry skull?
[22:08:37] <pfred1> Jymmm it was a still life assignment it was my belt buckle I was wearing
[22:08:46] <Jymmm> or constipated skull, your choice =)
[22:08:57] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d58_1357749894
[22:09:04] <Jymmm> pfred1: ah, heh
[22:09:07] <pfred1> it is actually broken one of the bones is missing on it
[22:09:09] <r00t4rd3d> thats a crash
[22:09:32] <pfred1> but that is actually how it was
[22:09:49] <pfred1> I wonder whatever happened to that thing?
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[22:12:10] <pfred1> it is still a mental trick to be able to draw things accurately
[22:13:44] <pfred1> I took it upon myself when I was younger to learn it
[22:14:51] <tjb1> Nothing wrong with my G540…relay power bleeding into G540 and powering it
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[22:15:30] <pfred1> I have a bleed power problem with my BOB
[22:16:25] <pfred1> like if my BOB is unpowered but it is connected to the parallel port the power LEDs on it glow a little
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[22:19:26] <tjb1> Mine activates the output when the G540 loses power :P
[22:19:37] <tjb1> If he would have said that to begin with I wouldnt have needed to send it in...
[22:19:54] <pfred1> my back feed power doesn't actually do anything so I never bothered troubleshooting it
[22:20:15] <pfred1> it still bugs me that it does it though just not enough to fix it
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[22:20:56] <tjb1> I either get a 48v relay or shut both power supplies off at the same time
[22:22:27] <pfred1> 48v relay sounds like a bit of an oddball
[22:22:53] <pfred1> they make them but they're not exactly commonplace
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[22:25:57] <pfred1> tjb1 I had a neon indicator bulb go on me once and I didn't have any spares so I made an LED work on 120VAC
[22:26:13] <tjb1> Im not too electronics savvy
[22:26:56] <pfred1> me saying i made an LED work on 120VAC isn't saying I've very electronics savvy either
[22:27:08] <pfred1> but I made it work anyways
[22:27:42] <pfred1> it is amazing what they're charging for neon bulbs today!
[22:28:55] <Loetmichel> pfred1: al led as led or as incandescent lighting?
[22:28:56] <Loetmichel> ;-)
[22:29:54] <pfred1> Loetmichel light emitting diode
[22:30:19] <Loetmichel> pfred1: i meant: did the led emit light cold or because it was glowing? ;-)
[22:30:30] <pfred1> the only reason I did it is because I had the cabinet already drilled for the indicator lamp
[22:31:39] <pfred1> Loetmichel I'm not following you I'm afraid
[22:31:43] <Loetmichel> <- been there, accidentally switched the intended 10k resistor with a 100 R... "wha the hell tis GREEN led is glowing orange?" *touch* *PSSSSS* "AHHHH"
[22:31:44] <Loetmichel> ;-)
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[22:32:37] <FinboySlick> Loetmichel: The reflex following 'what the hell' should never be to touch the thing.
[22:32:40] <pfred1> I forget what dropping resistor I had to use maybe 2.7K? I figured it was going to dissipate 2 watts or so so I used a 5 it got so hot I wished I'd used a 10W
[22:33:01] <FinboySlick> Loetmichel: Sort of in the lines of: "Hold my beer and check this out."
[22:33:02] <pfred1> but it works to this day so I don't worry about it looks good too
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[22:33:55] <pfred1> tjb1 download this file and be an electronics God :
http://i.imgur.com/FbJ17.gif
[22:34:08] <tjb1> Erm, math
[22:34:15] <pfred1> yeah but it works
[22:35:07] <Loetmichel> pfred1: 6kOhms. and better use a fitting capacitive choke instad, doesent get so warm ;-)
[22:35:51] <pfred1> Loetmichel I know there are better ways but I just wanted to fill a hole in a chassis and I didn't want to have to be doing it at all
[22:36:22] <Loetmichel> i see
[22:36:49] <pfred1> the dream would have been to have had a spare neon bulb on hand
[22:37:57] <pfred1> I got to admit that LED indicator is beautiful today
[22:38:24] <pfred1> even if it does dissipate 2 watts when it runs
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[23:01:24] <pfred1> heh I found a picture of the parts that run that LED indicator lamp it is the square ceramic resistor on the perfboard on the left
http://i.imgur.com/uB4rl.jpg
[23:02:15] <pfred1> I made that barrier strip out of phenolic board on my milling machine too I think it came out OK
[23:02:57] <pfred1> custom!
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[23:20:07] <FinboySlick> Jymmm: Thinking this one might amuse you: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jxxHT-dOv4#
[23:21:30] <Jymmm> FinboySlick: Well, only in a "YOUR SO STUPID" sorta way =)
[23:21:58] <Jymmm> FinboySlick: or proof that he's a DUMBASS
[23:22:37] <FinboySlick> Needed a bit more backward momentum there champ.
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[23:24:43] <pfred1> brain freeze
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[23:36:52] <tjb1> Shooting just happened 1 block away from where I live at school
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[23:42:23] <pfred1> people haven't been shooting too much here lately
[23:42:34] <pfred1> I don't know if it is just the season or what
[23:42:54] <FinboySlick> tjb1: Another school shooting you mean?
[23:43:03] <pfred1> I know Joe has been making noises about gun control lately
[23:43:04] <jdh> I haven't shot anyone this season.
[23:43:28] <pfred1> he's been out of the county in Washington too long I think
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[23:44:07] <pfred1> come to think about it I can't even remember any festive gunfire on new years
[23:44:20] <pfred1> I might have been knocked out on painkillers though
[23:50:03] <ReadError> any solidworks users here?
[23:50:35] <FinboySlick> ReadError: Me.
[23:50:40] <tjb1> No, its in the neighborhood around the college
[23:50:54] <tjb1> Its a bad neighborhood
[23:51:00] <tjb1> Happens about 2-3 times a year
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[23:51:53] <pfred1> we shoot all the time by me
[23:52:26] <pfred1> pop density is less than 40 per square mile so you're not likely to hit anyone
[23:52:50] <andypugh> It was 80 per square mile, but you know....
[23:52:59] <pfred1> if I shoot to the west a bullet will hit the ground before it hits naytyhing manmade
[23:53:14] <pfred1> there is nothing for miles in that direction
[23:54:03] <pfred1> heck I probably couldn't get a bullet off my property in level flight
[23:54:17] <pfred1> too many trees
[23:55:08] <pfred1> this is my backyard
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/8292/p2200017.jpg
[23:55:28] <pfred1> a little of it
[23:59:17] <jdh> is that a shallow unmarked grave on the left?
[23:59:35] <pfred1> jdh I got places i can bury people
