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Re: video window camera- optical positioning/measuring -
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May 07, 2007, 08:26:30 AM »
Phil,
Good questions.
The crosshairs are generated by Mach, to center them you do it by adjusting the screws. They seem to hold pretty well for me. I do occasionally check and recenter, especially if it is a critical measurement.
Maybe some of the other users could give some feedback here. How often do you have to recenter? I have sold around 20 of these and I think everyone is happy with them, I get good feedback on my workmanship but haven't heard any feedback on the practical use from day to day.
Arnie
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June 07, 2007, 11:32:54 AM »
All,
These have been selling rather well, thanks for all your orders.
I have had made several of these in a stepped shaft style and they seem to work well. Some folks have two different machines they use them on and need two sizes of shaft. I made one down to 1/8" shaft then stepped to 1/4" (steel), I think it was a dremel he was using here. A couple of others wanted 3/8 & 1/2", each step is around .6" long.
I am upto 30 sold today.
Thanks Arnie
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June 19, 2007, 01:54:44 PM »
I really love mine. Works like a charm.
The use is to measure stuff, to zero my x and Y axis (edge finder) and take quick screen captures of pieces.
I'd miss it now. And thanks again for making the 3/8th and 1/2Inch combo. It's also invaluable to position my router on my legacy mill.
Cheers
Lemo
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Has anyone used this camera to automaticly find registration marks? If so how?
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Not sure how that could be done, I assume you are referring to the computer to recognize on its own a particular reference point by some sort of optical recognition.
I think all everyone else is doing is observing the video and using it to manually position their x & y.
You can find points on a circle and determine the center using the wizards. Or visually pickup an edge.
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Yes. There are systems that will do this but i want to do one of my own.
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I sent a PM to you Zarzul wanting to buy one. I just got a Syilamerica X2 and think this would be a great addition to it.
Thanks
Brian Kidd
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August 22, 2007, 02:03:59 PM »
Could I have one, please.
I have a Pay Pal account - what do I do???
Does that price include postage to England - if not can you give me a price including that.
jimpinder@tiscali.co.uk
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hello zarzul, can i ask at what distance from the lens are you getting the finest focus?, I am considering the mount for the shaft
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Hutchison,
I typically run the camera down to 1/4 inch, some cases I back it out to get a larger picture but for the most part I am really really close, so I can get the highest resolution.
In my posts somewhere I talk about cutting some of the hood back so you can get real close.
Arnie
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