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General Mach Discussion / Re: MACH3 spindle behaviour
« on: May 07, 2018, 02:26:27 PM »
Back in the old days before CNC that old Bridgeport had a number of ratios, you selected the speed closest to what you required and got to work. Are you trying to tell me that all those jobs I did with manual mills and
lathes were compromised because I did not have the exact speed ratio available? Of course not, provided the surface speed is within 20% of the recommended for that material you can always find a feed that worked well.
Craig
Back in the day, the BP only went to 4200rpm max and the brain controlling the handles was very adept at altering rates depending on how the tool sounded and th colour of the chips, BUT it was never running a tiny cutter at 24,000rpm - there is no sound apart from the 'ping' when it snaps I'm not having a dig or anything, far from it but I would never state that speeds do not matter
sorry guys thats an never ending Basic discusion, and i am realy sorry to say that, what has nothing to do with the Basic thread.
sorry again Thomas.