ShopSabre 23 Wiring and First Start (Industrial CNC Router)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- How to wire the ShopSabre 23 for first use. Check out my other videos on the ShopSabre 23 CNC Router - wiring, setup, maintenance, speeds & feeds, and more!
Timestamps:
0:00 Remove Bolts
0:19 PC & Components
0:49 Parallel Port Cable
1:11 120v & 240v Wiring
1:37 ShopSabre 23 VFD Wiring
3:24 VFD & Controller Connection
3:39 Powering the VFD with 240v
3:59 Final Wiring Check
4:46 Startup & CNC Homing
5:51 Vectric Vcarve Software
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Where is the 220v plug that plugs into the wall? I do not have one.
The spindle takes it's own dedicated 220v plug. Where is the 220v plug on the machine, I never saw it?
That has to be wired up separately. 20amp circuit.
@@Buildistics Yes I understand it takes its own dedicated 220v, but what I'm asking is...Where is the ACTUAL PLUG on the machine that PLUGS IN to the 220v outlet? I did not see one. The PHYSICAL CHORD AND PLUG?
@@JD-nq4vb They do not include one. They recommend an electrician wire it up. I did it myself, as noted at 3:55. It's essentially 12GA wire connected to a 20amp plug (they look different than your standard 110v plug). The other end is connected to the terminals shown at 3:58.
@@Buildistics Yeah I know what they look like, but there are two types of 220v plugs, that's why I was asking so I know whick wall plug to buy. Thank you very much for the info and responding, especially so promptly, you've been a big help. My SS23 gets here Saturday. Thanks again.
old Parelle port controller from wind cnc . even Cam master moved to centroid with ethernet
I'm curious what the issue is. I personally know of several Shopsabre machines (all using parallel ports). And all without issue. If there's a technical advantage to moving to ethernet, I'd like to hear it.
it outdated controller limited features. plain simple wind cnc has not updated there controllers in over 10 years Cam master switched off them to centroid. win cnc requires old tech pc windows 11 doesn't do parallel ports lot reasons the whole cnc world been using ethernet last 10 years or more . it faster response most controllers like centroid acorn run in real time better motion response resolution were old parallel port the pc is the controller i can go on all day why it better . i surprised shop Sabor still using them
Interesting. Maybe Shopsabre will change their system if they need to.
They gave you a PC from 1995???
😅 I know, parallel ports are so old but apparently still work!
As a guy who has built 30+ custom PCs, I did laugh a little when I got mine.That said, it’s a decent PC which basically is a dedicated PCIE controller running WinCNC. I do appreciate the simplicity here as it runs cool and doesn’t have a lot of fluff to break. I did a few minor upgrades, added an SSD for backup and replaced the monitor, and upgraded to windows 11.
@@5280Woodworking I agree. Dropbox for my backup (Vcarve tool DB, Vcarve project files). Maybe I'll make a video on the ways I've made mine more efficient (WinCNC mods, automation, etc.) for our small production shop..
@@Buildistics Yea, you should update on what you did. I too customized WinCNC. I added a park, power down and panel change using the P# positions. I also added a G91 offset using a 1" z-zero gauge which I love.