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Hi, Ralph and Eddie, Hashtags are used here almost like keywords, and are an effective way for you to see all posts and/or topics on a certain subject.? For example, if you wish to view all posts

Charlie # Levinski Thanks.Well done.

Excellent suggestion. Now we need someone who knows what they are doing with #ARD! Richard

Great info, Eddie!? Thanks for posting this! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Hi Ralph! Apparently I am in the same boat, as #hashtags are new and somewhat foreign to me and not part of my generation. Hashtags are a means of sorting or filtering out what you want to read...if

Thanks for the reminder! Picked up the Fusion 360 for Hobbyists and Woodworkers (the description includes a lot more than woodworking: 3D printing, designing for CNC, etc) at $10 it’s a steal and a

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I am not sure I understand what you are doing with the Hashtags? Ralph

I am tidying up the code the John and I have used and intend putting it into the files section in the very near future. Richard

At some point, I'd like to have a look at the source code for the ELS...is it available online?

Ralph. No problem, organise the day, and don?t let it do it for you.Set a goal ( I know can be daunting) and achieve that. We say poco poco translates to little by little. LOL, I just heard the woman

Thanks everyone I sure appreciate all of the input. Sorry John, I know it looks like I am trying to do a lot of different things but this is all a thought process. I am only gathering information for

I am "thinking" of using a brushless DC motor to drive the spindle so I would not use the change gear. Gee, I better do a new thread on changing the motor. Ralph

Hi Ralph. The ELS and CSS projects are 2 different things. Whether it is possible to integrate into one, at, this moment tricky would be an understatement.even with the latest Arduino libraries

"Ralph Hulslander said John Dammeyer's original ELS accepted one pulse per rev and still does accurate threads and turnings." Yes maybe it does but that has nothing to do with your original question

Ralph, I will defer to Richard and the other ELS experts here to clarify this point, but I honestly don't see how it can be done accurately and with a good finish with one pulse per spindle rotation.

Ralph, The surface speed is how fast the material is actually moving at the point where it is being cut.? It is not related to the feed rate of the tool.? The RPM needs to increase as the cutting

Sort of. The RPM is constant. the issue is the surface feed rate, which depends on the radius and the rpm. When you look in a references such as Machinerys Handbook the ‘Speeds’ part of ‘Speeds

Ok, I know very little about using a lathe, I have two a Mini 4x12 and a Craftsman 12x36 but I have had the time to actually use them. I have done some turning and parting but haven't actually made

John Dammeyer's original ELS accepted one pulse per rev and still does accurate threads and turnings. Ralph