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I believe it's 8mm max diameter.

Hey J, Most likely the microstep settings

I think so.

No way, what? lol

That's the AquaCure by George Wiseman. It's a machine that creates "Brown's Gas", by splitting the water molecule using electrolysis, putting out 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom as a gas form. Can be used for health and healing by bubbling water and drinking it or breathing the gas. In this particular case, you can feed the "browns gas" into a separate bubbler filled with denatured alcohol and create a super hot and absolutely clean flame. You can take that flame over any CNC routed acrylic edge and give it a polished/ lasered look to it. An "acrylic flame polisher" you can by for a few hundred dollars does the exact same thing. The only difference between the two, is the AquaCure has additional features and safety mechanisms in place for those that use it exclusively for health.

Hey Caleb! So far, so good. I know a couple of my previous comments on the spindle was saying it was too slow to start up and not enough power, but I just figured out a couple weeks ago that I had my VFD settings wrong. As I'm typing this, I remember I had the fan go out. I ended up just fixing that myself to avoid any hassle through the vendor. Other than that, I've got 30+ tools and the ability to just swap them out in like 5 seconds is an amazing feeling.

You're welcome! I'm going to have a newer video next week showing a real world example using a Nema 34 motor.

I cut everything on a 50.8mm (2 inch) lens

Thanks Tony!

Thank you Mike! It's an AVID CNC router 48x96 with the 12" height gantry. The spindle is a 4.5kW ATC ISO30 from China. I don't recommend this spindle as it's 800hz and doesn't have as much torque as I was used to with my 4.5kW 300hz regular spindle. I will be upgrading to an ATC by CNCDepot in the coming months.

yep! Crazy I know. Check out ua-cam.com/video/e-coDYZCmEw/v-deo.html&pp=ygUQY25jbnljIGJsdWUgdGFwZQ%3D%3D

Thanks for your comment. This is the exact Blue tape product used in the video. amzn.to/3TrL4LW ScotchBlue Original #2090 I chose to just mark the holes with my chamfer bit and drill the holes later on my drill press. Faster that way and I needed to add a countersink hole on the opposite side too, so easier to do in a drill press as well.

@@TylerHarney thanks for sharing the link. Oh, those spot drill makes sense then.

Thank you!

@@TylerHarney NO BLUNT. EASY CUT FOR ALL CORUGATED BOX JUST WHAT I NEED FOR MASS SCALE.

@@TylerHarney HOW MANY CUT PER MINUTE IT PRODUCE.????

Depends on the power of the laser and the % power you cut with. This video, my laser I think had 50w. Since then, I have built a couple bigger laser cutters with a 100w and can cut almost 3 times faster. @@melonshop8888

Ah good point! Thank you, will do

Thank you! Definitely helping a lot!

This controller wouldn't be ideal for limit switches but the one I'm linking below would probably be a better fit. The 4th product photo shows inputs for switches. Unfortunately I don't have any time to grab one to test out at this time. I really need to cause it seems a lot of questions aim towards limit switches :/ amzn.to/48MFCJi

Here's the link. went 220v with "best VFD" but kept my current VFD E550 from Automation Technologies Inc. www.aliexpress.us/item/2255799944704439.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.51.240d1802sinR49&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa

​@@TylerHarney Unfortunately the link doesn't work in my area, but thanks.

And these ISO30 collet chucks have been treating me well, no issues. amzn.to/4bGqvUd

It's decent. I don't care for the 800hz. Super slow to speed up compared to my 300hz non ATC 4.5kW. But other than that no issues and love being able to switch out tools in seconds.

@TylerHarney Thanks for that info. I really appreciate it. I'm looking to add a atc to a benchman mx mini mill. I was not even considering spin up speed.

The ones on the rollers? I would highly suggest not going that route and sticking with the steel linear rails

Check the load: The error might occur if the load is too large. If possible, reduce the load on the VFD . Adjust the acceleration time: If the acceleration time is too short, it could cause the error. Try extending the acceleration time . Check the torque boost: If the torque boost is set too high, it could cause the error. Try reducing the torque boost . Check the power voltage: The error could occur if the network voltage is too low. Ensure that the power voltage is at the correct level .

It's for an acrylic display that lights up.

Thank you!

Ah yes. I ended up switching up the tooling to a down-cut O-flute and 0.008" offset off the bed. Screwed the stock down in the corners and it cut beautifully leaving the bottom paper mask untouched and all the parts in place. I may still need to use tabs if I run production just to ensure nothing gets loose and flush trim edges afterwards. We'll see.

Ah that sucks

Thank you. This controller would not be able to add a limit switch.

I'm glad I could be of help!

I use Adobe Illustrator

Pretty sure it was 50mm/s speed and 55% power of a 60w tube

My controller, MyPlasm, has a setting called "Floating head switch" activated. That's what you're seeing. There's a separate limit switch that get's activated before every pierce. I'm probably not very good at explaining the technical on how it works. I just figured all this out like 2 weeks ago. But adding that extra floating head switch was easier than I had originally thought.