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@fredmercury1314 thanks for the comment yes that is what should happen. I think it might be good to change the vfd to one with an external brake resistor that could then stop the spindle and possibly save the cutter after all they are pretty expensive. More to come on this in the next video I hope. Cheers

@brucegriffiths8861 thanks Bruce that is exactly what I was thinking of doing however being a lazy bugger I have bought an arduino. I know that’s complete overkill but there is a little sense in it. When you crash the tool and it all goes into estop the axis are frozen so the only way to clear the fault is to turn off and move the axis by hand. An arduino lets me have a reset button to hold off the estop temporarily. It also allows me to add more functions in the future. I hope this makes sense and thanks for the comment cheers.

@@CazualHaze You still have the short pulse detection issue with an arduino unless there's built in hardware to either stretch or latch on a short input pulse.. An FPGA would be more flexible but there's a steep associated learning curve and you need to devise suitable protection from 12V inputs and a suitable (discrete?) high voltage (>12V) open collector or open drain output device.

Thanks Bruce I agree with you I think the code will only be thirty odd lines long so it should cycle through damn fast with an 16M clock and 4M per instruction. Not done the maths yet. I could also use the interrupt function so it’s effectively just the interrupt service routine that will slow it down. I will connect the bed isolated plane to the 5v from the arduino so should not need much protection ( possibly a 5.6v zener) to protect against spikes. It did also occur to me to use a potential divider with say five to one ratio and connect it to the analog pin so I could detect a spike or a short and put into e stop. What do you think? Cheers

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Hi @YourNowOnTV yes you could do that perhaps the dust shoe could have metal bristles that could work very well. Great comment cheers.

@philshel1 the inserts are indeed quite shallow. I did not want them penetrating the board to stop chips falling through. There was not time on this video but I have some mdf to use as a spoil board which is easy to surface and cheap to replace. Cheers

That’s interesting I have had a look at planet CNC’s website and can’t find any information about it. Sounds like a really great idea. I hope to revisit this project I have some ideas I would like to try out. I am tied up with my new workshop probably until the new year. Cheers

@@CazualHaze yeah you have to turn the probe 180* one time and it figures out how off center the probe is too. It’s a great controller software. Gantry squaring, a lot of probe scripts, tool wear compensation, backlash compensation etc.

I’ll take a closer look at it I need a new controller for my old laser cutter Cheers

Hi yep it’s a 6090 all now works well the bed upgrade is coming along well. No plans to upgrade but I will with my laser cutter when I get that far. I had looked at Masso but it’s quite expensive. I think uccnc is probably best bang for buck! Cheers

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Good point I haven’t thought about that. Being a lazy bugger I know what will happen. It will get left until it’s so full of dirt that it fails then I’ll clean it out and fix it!

Hi Mike I did all the design, you don’t need to have full drawings but you may need to comply with building regs that’s where the fun starts. That entails a heap of maths to show it won’t fall down. It’s best to ring your planning department and have a chat! A garage may well be within permitted development and or replacement so you may be good to do whatever you need. Good luck with your project. Cheers

Tough question I am considering the same question as you. I hope to do some work on my house, wood is cheaper no bricklayer needed but won’t last as long as brick! I six months when I’ve finished with the architect I could let you know! Cheers

@@CazualHaze thank you for the response, my first time doing any building style work and wanting to keep it as simple, safe and effective as possible, first time buyer and really into working on my cars so want a nice tidy space for that exactly!

@@billysmith5168 Good luck you should get a garage in 30m2!

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Hi Matt, checked today there is an internal brake resistor no terminals for an external one. Still thinking over the filter I have a sheet of mesh used for microphones but cannot find it anywhere. Cheers

Cheers keep watching I think I can do better!

Glad you enjoyed!

Cool, thanks!

@cherhanamiya1 that's a thought I still have them ill do my best at giving it a go. Cheers

Hi Did you manage to make a Video about trying to Harden the Original Collet/sleeves? I'm on fire ti see if you created the video n also to find out the results prior to buying one of these particular Pocket hoke jig, as I've not got a lathe, to make new collects unlike yourself. Best Regards

@@cherhanamiya1 Hi not made video as yet tied up with another video at the moment. I will get there bear with me, my gut feeling though is they wont harden. Cheers

Thanks I did but but my um, err, oh, memory that's it gets stuck! Cheers

Hi Tom, No plans as such just a bunch of calculations. Apparently you don’t need full drawings for this just calculations to show it’s up to building regulations. Look at the comments I put a list of the spreadsheets etc together for someone else that may help you. I would suggest you speak to your planning department they will help you. Cheers

Thanks for this I had no idea that’s the power of the internet. The new bushes are holding up well I do think the drills are a little bit crap so I will keep an eye out for the fluteless version. Cheers

Cheers thanks for the comment. I have to say Canada is such a beautiful country I have been a couple of times and Vancouver is one of my favourite cities. You have a lovely country!

I paid around £40 for this I think around half the price of a “good make”. Cheers

@@CazualHaze thanks for the info!! Hope you have a good weekend, take care

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Good question! I don’t know but guessed it’s for different widths of woods Cheers

@@CazualHaze oh yeah, never thought of that! Seeing you drill three holes made me think it was for three holes only.

I really don’t know I don’t have a dro on the lathe yet! Cheers

Thanks for letting me know Cheers

Good morning! Always surprised just how far these videos can go! NZ is very much on my bucket list for a visit. Cheers

@@CazualHaze We will be coming into our summer season in the next 3-4miths good time to visit is during the summer !!!

If you are stuck you know I will help! Cheers David

@CBersPond thanks that's very kind of you. Cheers

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Absolutely! I think I need more but I am planning more workspace and more drawers/cupboards Cheers

Glad you like it Cheers

Yep two years from now it will need a new top!!! Cheers

Awesome, thank you! More videos on the way Cheers

Never enough horizontal surfaces!! the more space the more crap you can get on them! Cheers

Glad you like it, not to worry I will bugger it up at some point its inevitable! Cheers

Cheers, you made me giggle. I find myself talking to myself its not until you start editing and hear yourself you realise just how bad your English is. As we say in Norfolk u hev yerselv a good ole day boi.

Point taken. My background is TV so Its so hard for me to not add music its the norm and still is. The other issue is a lot of the footage is recorded as a time-lapse and is mute which is truly horrible to listen to or do I mean not listen too? Cheers for the comment I will try to make the music lighter, a more subtle in level perhaps?

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Thanks @triplex86 it took a lot of work but its definitely worth it. Hitting 60 next year and starting on the house! must be mad?

@cyntax_error Thanks for the comment still pinching myself I got this far! Cheers

Hi @randallsemrau6911 yep I agree I think the problem is it fires forward and backward I found several adapters for drills where the weight is spun. This makes it vibrate sideways. I must have ago at it and see the difference. Cheers

@@CazualHaze I congratulate you on attempting this. We seem to have a similar mindset regarding these things!

Wow, thanks!

Hi @AcidVFR400R yep cranking videos out at the moment is tricky lots going on outside of UA-cam! hang in there I will get more frequent. Cheers

Hi @wrinx to be honest I have lost the receipt and cant find the email. However there are lots of suppliers here in the UK a search for window film suppliers will yield a lot! Sorry I cant be of more help. Cheers