Can anyone recommend a supplier for a pre-assembled control box to replace the original? I replaced the drives on my Orac myself, but the Triac is beyond me. I notice a firm called Routout CNC advertise on Ebay- has anyone used them?
Thank you!
Richard
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- Mon 09 Dec , 2024 14:08 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: New control box supplier
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- Tue 16 Dec , 2014 13:37 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Problem with transfer to new PC
- Replies: 2
- Views: 4728
Re: Problem with transfer to new PC
Thanks Tom, that did it.angel-tech wrote:go into the bios and set the parallel port settings to EPP
Richard
- Mon 15 Dec , 2014 23:05 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Problem with transfer to new PC
- Replies: 2
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Problem with transfer to new PC
My Triac (excellent machine) runs on Mach 3. I have transfered Mach 3 to a different PC- the old one is a bit unreliable. All settings and options have transfered correctly and programs will run except that the spindle won't turn. Going back to the old PC (using same parallel cable) fixes the proble...
- Wed 18 Sep , 2013 12:14 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Z Axis feed problem
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3799
Re: Z Axis feed problem
Had a useful chat with Tom, thanks for that.
I had a pendant plugged in at the time which might possibly be the cause of the problem. Also had the dreaded blue screen on the PC once or twice, I might swap that for a start.
Richard
I had a pendant plugged in at the time which might possibly be the cause of the problem. Also had the dreaded blue screen on the PC once or twice, I might swap that for a start.
Richard
- Tue 17 Sep , 2013 14:39 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Z Axis feed problem
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3799
Z Axis feed problem
My Triac has performed perfectly since I bought it, running on Mach 3. It has however just shown a problem on the z axis. Whilst standing idle, it lost position and the feed became very slow- so slow that you could hear each tick of the stepper even on a rapid move. The Mach screen showed the usual ...
- Sat 28 Apr , 2012 15:38 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Checking lubrication system
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4849
Re: Checking lubrication system
The oiler only works when the spindle is on. You can operate the oiler by pulling the plunger up and leaving it to fall by itself. Thanks! I knew something had to be in operation, thought it was the steppers. The lube pump motor works fine. However, that still leaves the ballscrew shafts looking dr...
- Sat 28 Apr , 2012 12:45 pm
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Checking lubrication system
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4849
Re: Checking lubrication system
I took the motor cover off. The motor seems to be 110V AC. There is no AC voltage on the two motor wires when the steppers are operating, and no sign of movement-(but then the motor says 9 revs per hr which seems incredible considering that there is also a step-down gearbox). So maybe a fuse has gon...
- Thu 19 Apr , 2012 11:33 am
- Forum: Triac
- Topic: Checking lubrication system
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4849
Checking lubrication system
I have recently bought a Triac PC- I'm slightly concerned about the lubrication system. The slides look as you'd expect, oily, not excessively so. However, the ballscrew shaft on the X axis looks dry- should it be visibly oily? The X travel is possibly a bit noisier than I expected but of course the...