Brandonbov
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- Dec 30, 2022
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Awesome appreciate that, Iiv done some research on the Acorn board from centroid for a recent plasma table build! Will look into the Allin1DC board and see what I can figure out!!! CheersI've had good luck converting both a Milltronics VKM3 CNC knee mill and a Bridgeport/ROMI EZ Path S CNC lathe to Centroid controls. Both machines already had Yaskawa Sigma AC servos and drives, so it was pretty simple. I used their OAK boards for both machines.
You might want to dig around in the forum on their website. Your machine should have DC servos and you can probably use their Allin1DC board with them, but newer AC servos are SOOOOOO much better.
Ehh not a bad idea if they still bring money in! I bought a biesse rover 20 couple months back and have recently stripped it and actually sold way more then I had ever thought I would from it! It payed for my Mach 3 conversion with new servos and spindle! Just got this machine couple days ago and still browsing around for some ideas but I appreciate your input on centroid and I’m pretty sure I have watched a video of some guys making it look quite easy to swap over there kit but with the price tag and being in Canada I don’t think that would ever be a option… I’ve recently built my own cnc plasma table running mach3 and have a 10” atlas lathe that I converted to mach3 but the only thing I’m worried with the haas is keeping the tool changer and all the triggers in the haas, have seen one guy who has got a ATC running on mach3 but not sure it was easy as it looks… may be trial and error! Thanks againOhhhh and you can sell the parts from this as Pulls on different sites. They still get decent money. Lots of parts in there. Put em on a shelf and sell them to recoup. IMO.
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