This is what the power supply cabinet looks like. The big  thing on
 the upper right is the 220V 3 phase circuit breaker and master
 switch. All the other circuit breakers appear to be wired to this.

 The spindle motor controller uses 220 3 Phase.

 The servo amps get along on 110 V.

 I am not going to implement the auto tool changer.

 There is a cooling system which I can manual control.

 In fact I can manually controls the spindle speed as well.

 That greatly simplifies the system I hope. It is not like I will be
 making 100 parts at a time. Just a very basic 3 axis.

 What do you think David or anybody?

 Paul Lamar


Sounds great. I am working on the code for HAL for your drivers. That manual was a great help.

David M.
San Jose. CA

Thanks David
I forgot the picture and the docs on the Speecom.
Here they are.

I am also working on the design of the end housings. The rear is quite simple.

The front end housing must accommodate a water pump.
Does anybody have any preferences for water pumps. 2nd gen or RX8?
Or some else perhaps?

The oil pump with be a dry sump pump with choices of several brands.


Pual

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