Here is a list of all the postings Ady1 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Latest ME, ELS Article |
10/09/2023 09:04:35 |
A small note for anyone wanting more grunt for whatever reason It apparently depends upon the voltage, so 24V if you're on a hobby setup, 48V for more power and 72V if you're a real man The Mach3 guys have lots of threads on stepper voltage Nema 17 at the bottom, Nema 23 in the middle and 34 is the biggie However there are more alternatives, AC servo motors and other kit that industrial level guys use, it's actually a pretty huge and diverse industry and you need to check that the route you take has the software as well as the hardware to do the job you want if you take a different path Edited By Ady1 on 10/09/2023 09:14:29 |
Thread: Chaotic pendulms |
09/09/2023 09:49:28 |
Those desk toys may give some inspiration could be addictive... Edited By Ady1 on 09/09/2023 10:19:42 |
Thread: A blast from the past |
08/09/2023 19:53:06 |
You used to see electric irons plugged into lightbulb sockets. Happy days. |
Thread: I had to smile … |
08/09/2023 19:45:45 |
We''ve had 20MPH for a few years in Edinburgh, the police are only really interested in the National rules (30 etc) About one in 6 drivers bother about them Camera enforcement would be a different kettle of fish It would be nice if they could keep bikes on public walkways under 30MPH, now that WOULD be genuinely useful for the public Edited By Ady1 on 08/09/2023 19:48:17 |
Thread: Pendant alternative for LinuxCNC |
07/09/2023 19:38:19 |
An old wifi tablet might be an option depending on the hardware |
Thread: Building a car from scratch |
06/09/2023 17:33:58 |
I suppose it's not about what they put in to the kit, it's about all the bits they left out and what you did to get it to satisfactory completion Model Locos often have an externally constructed boiler and you just plug everything in and away you go. ...oh no wait a minute... I think most of these things involve a lot of effort and skills from the builder, but you've really got to do one to get the bigger picture |
Thread: turning a large diameter |
05/09/2023 10:11:05 |
Moral of the thread is "ask old guys technical stuff at 9am and not 11.45pm" |
05/09/2023 09:57:19 |
The amount needing removed is pretty minute One square is 0.05" (1.27mm) Edited By Ady1 on 05/09/2023 09:59:24 |
05/09/2023 09:49:47 |
Aha! |
Thread: An unexpected weight |
05/09/2023 09:11:45 |
The weight has to be for the consumable There was that water soaked chicken hoo-ha many years ago |
05/09/2023 09:05:19 |
It will be the E bit, "not less than" which is a strictly enforced weight The little bit of candy in fancy chocolate boxes was in there for that reason They only want to flog 4 packaged pears The law demands a minimum packaged weight Edited By Ady1 on 05/09/2023 09:05:59 |
Thread: turning a large diameter |
05/09/2023 08:47:25 |
That's why I melted the lathe down, for more metal I suppose you could roll it out into foil to get 39" A ground 1 meter diameter is going to take some doing if we assume a 1/2 by 2 strip, like the outside of a large clock A blacksmiths bar roller and nice shiny chrome coating would be easier Edited By Ady1 on 05/09/2023 08:58:23 |
04/09/2023 23:50:23 |
I would start by melting down the lathe |
Thread: The crumbly concrete problem |
04/09/2023 23:46:12 |
And by not building any new schools or hospitals for 30 years we will hugely improve our carbon footprint mud and wattle are the future Edited By Ady1 on 04/09/2023 23:47:46 |
04/09/2023 23:20:53 |
In the war we'd just pack a column of loose house bricks under the beam and get on with it |
Thread: Poor quality drill bits |
04/09/2023 14:21:43 |
edited for babbling... Edited By Ady1 on 04/09/2023 14:25:57 |
04/09/2023 13:01:53 |
My Dormers and Prestos have shown me that I'm actually quite good at drilling, and they last for ages too, even when hand drilling 10 years of cheese...wot a muppet Edited By Ady1 on 04/09/2023 13:02:20 |
Thread: Tom Lipton Bender |
03/09/2023 17:56:07 |
Looking good so far All that matters with welds is good clean penetration, looking nice is secondary |
Thread: The crumbly concrete problem |
03/09/2023 12:59:35 |
It appears that a "home" only has to last the period it takes to pay off the mortgage |
03/09/2023 10:43:02 |
If I was king for a day I would buy all the spare stainless rebar from China, negotiate a government quantity package please while their economy is struggling |
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