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Nope, it is the stock Z carriage, however I did install our 80mm spindle mount instead of using theirs.

ISO20 is a standard that defines the removable chuck. that cone shape ensures the tip of the bit is sitting in the exact same z height every time. That z-offset of each tool is stored within the controller for next time. The ISO20 cone is pulled tightly into the ATC motor to ensure it's in the same position. The motor also discharges air in various locations to keep dust from building up.

One of the awesome things about a spindle system is having it start, spin up to speed, and stop all automatically. These commands are already added to gcode design files (M3, M4, M5, and S) Problem is that many of these hobby level cnc machines do not have a means of sending those commands out to spindle systems like ours. That's ok as this video reveals that our VFD is smart enough to know when it's being asked to ramp up to speed by simply watching the PWM signal which is specifically controlled by the S command. For Shapeokos the PWM ranges from 0-5v which corresponds to 0-24000rpms. When the PWM signal is at 2.5v it's half the spindle speed which is 12000rpms.

It is yes. Our VFD is available in either 220v or 110v. You'd chose the 220v option as it can handle up to 250v input. The PE or pneumatics enclosure, has an auto-switching power supply... it can support input voltages up to 250v as well. We don't source plugs from around the world, but we do provide you with the proper cable for here in the US. Our recommendation for international customers is cut the US plug off the cable and attach the corresponding plug for your country.

Hello Chriswoodworker... here's a few links for you. The first is the actual fein boot adapter: pwncnc.com/products/boot-adapter?variant=39662083342475 The second is a special adapter that'll let you plug that into our MagLock connector on the boot: pwncnc.com/products/maglock-converter I'm pointing these two items out at 19:56

I, personally, use CarvoCo as my CAD software, but as far as the Masso goes, the CAM software is actually firmware built directly into the Masso G3 controller.

Hello Cablsurfin, you are correct... the video does mention $16 enabled, we have since learned $16=all-off is the better choice. Our ability to edit the videos is extremely limited once it's published. I will update the description so it's more clear to follow our KB: support.pwncnc.com/kb/article/468-super-long-board/ Thank you for bringing up this mistake so we can get it corrected.

Upgrading from one of our Spindle systems is as low as $2800 for the 110v model or a complete ATC System starting at $3600. This is a true industrial plug-n-play automatic tool changing system. pwncnc.com/products/atc

Our ATC motors are all 4-pole 800Hz metalworking spindles with ceramic bearings. They're awesome at chewing through aluminum.

@@philjacobus860 I’m sorry, please reach out to support@pwncnc.com and we can definitely help you out.

You can, however you'll have to change it frequently. The key is to prevent any growth in the fluid and tap-water is rip with things growing. Window washer fluid would get you to 12-18mo and be better as a cheap alternative that lasts longer. Distilled water would let you get to 3-9mo. Tap, i'd change that every few months at a minimum.

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Completely agree. MTC is still viable for certain folks who have either disabilities or needing a faster way to change their bits. After installing this onto my S5P, i turned to developing the Conversion Kit. Replacing the machine's electronics and installing a masso touch controller which enables full ATC functionality.

@@greatwhitewing yes, our vfd can be controlled via Modbus or PWM. Most controllers offer PWM which is the way I control it on my Mega-V1

Unfortunately, you will need a non GFCI outlet to power your VFD. We recommend a 5-20R 20amp 110v plug using 12-gauge wire or larger on a dedicated circuit.

We realize that everyone's 3D printers are somewhat different and recommend, if your print is coming out too small, to scale up the file by 1 - 2%.

@@PwnCNC yeah im using the bambu x-1c pretty good printer...no worries the dust boot turned out not to be suitable for other reasons as well.ty

@@PwnCNC may I ask what is with your proprietary hose connections? that seems really strange doesn't seem to attach well either ,seems like you would get a better friction fit with just regular round hoses?

I dont mean to be picky or judgmental i see you do good work and contribute to the CNC community ..just thought I may give some food for thought..

@@lpa74 there were physical limitations with the CNC machine they were originally designed for. The design carried forward into other boot designs due to the amount of work put into all of our designs. We did switch to round adapters with our MagLock collection. We even have a squared circle to MagLock adapter.

Did you ever figure this out? I am in the same spot. I feel like I'm missing something obvious!

@oseanmc Yeah, it's never mentioned anywhere, but if you have a Masso controller there's a receptacle on the bottom back side that you plug it in.

@@builtbybittle Doh! Yep, it was obvious! I think I have been staring at a spaghetti mess of wire to long today. Thanks for the info.

@@oseanmc I was in the same boat, glad I could help out!

Absolutely. Our VFD can accept a control signal via PWM which is a 0-5v or 0-10v signal output by nearly every CNC controller we've come across...as well as Modbus or RS485 control which a small percentage of controllers we've played with offer. I've personally run our VFD from the Arduino based Mill Right Mega-V1 controller as well as CNC4Newbies Arduino controller canned the Demon controller without issue.

@@PwnCNC Thanks for the info.

Our understanding is the pumps to not need to be primed. If you're having trouble with a pump you purchased from us, please reach out to support@pwncnc.com and we'll get you fixed up.

Our understanding is the pumps do not need to be primed. If you're having trouble with a pump you purchased from us, please reach out to support@pwncnc.com and we'll get you fixed up.

Our understanding is the pumps do not need to be primed. If you're having trouble with a pump you purchased from us, please reach out to support@pwncnc.com and we'll get you fixed up.

We're using a PwnCNC Spindle System here (pwncnc.com/products/spindle). We also have ATC Systems available that work great with the Onefinity machine. Key is to order your Onefinity with the 80mm mount instead of their 65mm mount. You can always shim the 80 down to 65mm to temporarily run a Makita palm router if necessary. We've worked closely with Onefinity to ensure our Spindle and ATC Systems are plug-n-play capable.

Nope, we worked closely with JTech to ensure there was an updated laser module mount available: jtechphotonics.com/?product=onefinity-elite-pwncnc-inlets-panel-driver-mount

Referring to that far left yellow box? ruclips.net/video/IFOkSZM4JEs/видео.html That's our relocated keypad for our VFD. It's 3 parts... printed keypad holder pwncnc.com/products/vfd-keypad-mount?variant=41952186892427 plus a cat5 cable and special MOS switch relocator wire which are linked at the bottom of that page.

Absolutely... pwncnc.com/products/spindle You can also upgrade from that to our ATC setup... pwncnc.com/products/atc

This is exactly the reason why you should buy from a company like us. We ARE the experts at our products. You don't need to know a single thing about the VFD to get started with our fully plug-n-play system. We continue to research and enhance the knowledge our products so you don't have to. In this video we've unlocked a few programming settings which adds automatic forward triggering functionality to the VFD. Need help implementing it in our Spindle System you already own? Reach out to us at support@pwncnc.com and we'll gladly help you including jumping on a call to walk you through it. All newly sold Spindle and ATC Systems will come with these VFD settings already configured.

There are several ways... but greatly depends on the CNC machine you own. If it's a Onefinity Elite, we don't currently offer a larger cable chain replacement option, however there are a few on the market iirr.

The brackets are 5mm thick and we wanted the bolts to extend into the enclosure the same distance. The stock bolts are 20mm so the new bolts are 25mm.

I used the Vectric Suite to create this. There are no multiple cut files, it's a single file with multiple toolpaths saved into one. It's not the only way it could be done, but it's the only automated way for it to be done. If I saved each toolpath as an individual file, at the conclusion of the tool path, I would have to load the next one. All it would do is take more time to finish. -Chris

@@jastoddart reach out to support@pwncnc.com