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- Mon 01 Oct , 2012 17:01 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: Exploded diagram of the mechanics
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5169
Re: Exploded diagram of the mechanics
Yes that helps a lot. Thanks very much.
- Thu 27 Sep , 2012 21:54 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: Exploded diagram of the mechanics
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5169
Exploded diagram of the mechanics
I need to remove the Z axis from my microrouter to fit a completely different spindle motor.
Is there an exploded diagram of the mechanical components of the microrouter available for download anywhere?
Is there an exploded diagram of the mechanical components of the microrouter available for download anywhere?
- Sat 15 Sep , 2012 21:02 pm
- Forum: Machines
- Topic: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
- Replies: 7
- Views: 22318
Re: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
Just in case anyone else ever considers doing the same and finds this thread...... I've now completed the "upgrade". I replaced almost all the electronics in the big black box with a new 24V 15A switched mode PSU and a 3 axis stepper drive board that connects to the parallel port. I got them both fr...
- Thu 13 Sep , 2012 13:42 pm
- Forum: Machines
- Topic: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
- Replies: 7
- Views: 22318
Re: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
No it suddenly appeared on all 3 axis. I've had stalling problems before and it's not like that, although I have gone through the motions of cleaning a lubricating with silicone spray.
I've bitten the bullet and have now ordered parts for the conversion.....
I've bitten the bullet and have now ordered parts for the conversion.....
- Thu 13 Sep , 2012 7:35 am
- Forum: Machines
- Topic: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
- Replies: 7
- Views: 22318
Re: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
Thanks very much for your helpful reply, but I did the firmware upgrade that you suggest when I first received the machine.
- Wed 12 Sep , 2012 10:42 am
- Forum: Machines
- Topic: Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
- Replies: 7
- Views: 22318
Converting an old Microrouter to LinuxCNC/EMC2
Hi I have an old Microrouter, which when I acquired it from a school was working. Since then, the motor has failed (brushes), then the motor control board. Since this was too expensive to replace, I simply fitted an ordinary hand router with manual speed control. This worked to my satisfaction. Now ...
- Wed 14 Mar , 2012 20:09 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: X axis stalling at high speeds
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12016
Re: X axis stalling at high speeds
Thank you both for your replies.
The manuals that you referred me to are the reason that I originally joined this forum, but was sadly unable to find them; until you just pointed them out! So thanks.
I've just ordered my silicone lubricant..........
The manuals that you referred me to are the reason that I originally joined this forum, but was sadly unable to find them; until you just pointed them out! So thanks.
I've just ordered my silicone lubricant..........
- Sun 11 Mar , 2012 21:10 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: X axis stalling at high speeds
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12016
Re: X axis stalling at high speeds
Thanks for your reply Martin.
I'm new to CNCing; I've only had it for a few short months. Could you please explain in a little more detail exactly what is involved in "remove and clean both nuts" please? Or refer me to a document/website that give more details.
Thanks in anticipation.
I'm new to CNCing; I've only had it for a few short months. Could you please explain in a little more detail exactly what is involved in "remove and clean both nuts" please? Or refer me to a document/website that give more details.
Thanks in anticipation.
- Sun 11 Mar , 2012 19:50 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: X axis stalling at high speeds
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12016
X axis stalling at high speeds
Hi I have a second hand Microrouter that was working fine. Now, the X axis has started stalling on the first 8 inches of travel away from the home position when moved at full speed. If I jog at 2000, it stalls. If I jog at 1500 it moves fine. Once I've cleared the first 8 inches or so, I can jog at ...
- Thu 22 Dec , 2011 15:28 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: PC 3102 HD Brushes in the UK in a rush
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11647
Re: PC 3102 HD Brushes in the UK in a rush
In case it's useful to any US users, or anyone prepared to wait 15-30 days for delivery, I believe that this(https://www.ereplacementparts.com/brush-p-60335.html) is the correct part.
- Thu 22 Dec , 2011 15:11 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: PC 3102 HD Brushes in the UK in a rush
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11647
PC 3102 HD Brushes in the UK in a rush
Hi I've just got a second hand Microrouter, and 4 minutes into my first test job, the spindle motor starting arcing, then stopped. :-( I've taken it apart and although one of the brushes is fine, the other one is at the minimum which would explain the behaviour. So I need a new set of brushes for a ...
- Wed 21 Dec , 2011 22:07 pm
- Forum: Post Processors
- Topic: From STL to FNC cheaply or for free
- Replies: 1
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From STL to FNC cheaply or for free
I've just purchased a second hand microrouter and am strugling to get it going. I create my 3D designs using FreeCAD; this can export in many formats including STL. I therefore need a piece of software that will take my 3D STL design and turn it into NC codes that VR Milling understands. I am aware ...
- Tue 20 Dec , 2011 18:00 pm
- Forum: MicroRouter
- Topic: Information and cutters
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4072
Information and cutters
I have just acquired a second hand MicroRouter. Thanks to this forum, I have found the quick start guide and the wiring diagram. Is there a more comprehensive user guide available for the microrouter? And if there isn't, can you please advise what sort of cutters I need please? (I should mostly be s...