The DECKEL-FP3 conversion project, which had been suspended for several years, was started

[a smile]

Today we get a control system, syntec-6MB, which is fitted just enough to use the console box of the original machine.

Look through the box for the sealed top cover, and the mounting plate.

Planning, measuring, marking.

The Angle grinder grinds the sharp Angle after cutting.

Punch and tap.

Post-installation observation

I think it's a good start and I hope to push it forward

 

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Remove the manual workbench.

Laser cut four-axis bottom guard

Mount NC-T400(4 axes)

I want to finish it without a break this time

 

[a smile]

 

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Re-cut a bottom guard plate and install it

The laser cut the mounting plate of the operating table, along with the plate of the barbecue stove

Simple gesture after cleaning burrs

The oven mounting holes were made of threads, the adjusting brackets were made, and then put together,

 

[a smile]

Again, do the simple peripheral work first

Customize a Z-axis dust cover

Install gradually after field comparison

I think maybe because of the language problem, I prefer to use pictures, I hope you do not get tired of too many pictures, if there is something wrong, please remind everyone in time!

 

[Susquatch]

I think maybe because of the language problem, I prefer to use pictures, I hope you do not get tired of too many pictures, if there is something wrong, please remind everyone in time!

I think you do remarkably well! I can assure you that I would fail miserably trying to post on a Chinese forum!

You deserve credit for trying and credit for how well you do too!

 

[Tomc938]

Don't worry about the language issue - and I love seeing the pictures. Please keep them coming!

And you do some very nice work.

 

[whydontu]

Again, do the simple peripheral work first
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Customize a Z-axis dust cover
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Install gradually after field comparison

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I think maybe because of the language problem, I prefer to use pictures, I hope you do not get tired of too many pictures, if there is something wrong, please remind everyone in time!

There is no such thing as too many pictures!

 

[Dabbler]

Fantastic machine - very nice progress.

 

[140mower]

if there is something wrong, please remind everyone in time!

..... Ummm..... More pictures please. There's no such thing as too many "in progress" pictures, I can't speak for everyone here, but I am thoroughly enjoying your posts and the insight on what life is like in your part of the world. I admit, most of the things you are doing are way over my understanding, but that is nothing to do with the pictures or language barrier. It's hard to understand when in awe....

 

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Purchased two old handwheels MPG (made in Taiwan) and started welding the plugs

After the completion of the information is found to be wrong, just the quality of the plug is very poor, actually high temperature burned a pin.

Then I found that the voltage of the pulse wheel was also wrong, it was 12v DC, but what I needed was 5v DC. After checking and comparing the data of the two models, I found that the voltage of the pulse generator wheel of the other model was 5v DC, and the two MPGS could be completely separated and combined into one intact one, which was very lucky!

Replace one plug and re-weld according to the new data

I think I need to wait to verify whether my circuit drawing is correct. If there is a professional engineer here, please help me to check briefly, thank you

 

[a smile]

Today starts to replace the cable, because in the previous servo encoder line and power line have been installed in place, so this time only to replace the system and drive communication cable, but still reduce a lot of cables

There are still a lot of cables in the tube, so threading is very laborious, and it feels like a tedious job, because I have reserved some extension cables to add some functions in the future

This is the excess cable that was removed

 

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It took two hours to weld two plugs, which is a very low efficiency, and the welding is very ugly, perhaps from a professional point of view should be unqualified? But the good news is that welding technology has gradually improved.

 

[Tomc938]

Wow! That's quite the project. I wouldn't be able to handle working on something like that.

Just for your information: in English we would call that "soldering."

Keep up the good work, and as Dan said, please keep the pictures coming, you have some seriously amazing skills!

 

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Distinguish line colors and line numbers according to hardware installation instructions and make records. Then organize into PDF files, easy to consult and check later. (Because my P4 chose a different cable, I marked the line color and line number separately)

All the cables of the console are ready, and I reserved 3 more cables. I don't know whether it is because I am not confident or it is really necessary.

I added a set of IO boards (X2/Y2) to the console to control my added stoplights and expanded additional functions.
However, it is necessary to change or increase the internal PLC programming. I am not sure whether I can rewrite it perfectly, but I am willing to try to learn, which will significantly improve the operability of the machine tool.

 

[PeterT]

You are doing some great work there, I would be lost in the nest of wires nevermind programming,

 

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You are doing some great work there, I would be lost in the nest of wires nevermind programming,

I'm glad of your praise. Thank you for your approval. I want you to know that you can do it, too.

In 2010, I couldn't even finish a simple contactor self-locking circuit wiring. After I began to love machinery, I was forced to learn some knowledge of machinery and electronics, because now is the era of mechatronics.

The reason why this post name is: Restart boot. When I bought the DECKEL-FP3 in 2015, I couldn't do anything about it, because it didn't work, and it was an old DC servo system. I had to clean up its appearance, then strip off all its electrical appliances, only power its spindle, and use its manual function.

Even when I bought a numerical control system in 2018, I was puzzled by its tangle of wires and its control logic. However, when you sit down and read the installation instructions carefully, and try to understand them, you will find that it is gradually clear and understandable.

My first friend told me: As long as you work hard at something, even if it is slow. As time goes on, you will find that you have completed a very significant amount of work before you know it.

Although I am still not sure whether I have the ability to complete the installation and debugging of this 4-axis machine tool. I will continue to push the progress of it until I learn some more complex knowledge to continue its transformation work.

In my opinion, the biggest gain after I entered the circle of mechanical hobby is: I learned a lot of mechanical and electrical knowledge, and I greatly improved my learning ability, which not only benefited me in my hobby, but also weakened the negative influence in my life.

As long as you can read the instructions quietly, you will find it easier and easier.

 

[Susquatch]

My first friend told me: As long as you work hard at something, even if it is slow. As time goes on, you will find that you have completed a very significant amount of work before you know it.

I know the quote has many varients, but Einstein was once asked if he knew the speed of sound because it was an interview question that Edison often asked. He expressed the view that a good education is not about accumulating data that can be looked up when needed, it is about training the mind to think.

I like how your mind thinks.

 

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So the reason for saying this is that early on, I often couldn't settle down to finish a thing, and many of them were eventually given up. After my friend's words helped me push forward and finish something slowly, I thought it benefited a lot, so I kept pushing little by little and I found that I got more and more ----



I think time is abstract, as long as you use it for what you think is worthwhile - I don't think I can discuss these issues with you because the topic is too huge, because it has no standard answer, and because you have the obvious age advantage - you have experienced more!



And then I pushed it a little bit further today!

I solder the cable plug of the servo-driven control plug, and feel that solder is not very difficult, the effect is getting better and better, and I have constantly checked the color and position of the wire is wrong.。

I think my patience has been well cultivated. This would have been an unthinkable job 10 years ago, and I would not have focused on it carefully.

Patient recording and detailed and clear drawings are also important components to assist me in my completion.

 

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Change the MPG to an external plug



I/O expansion installation at the bottom of the operating station, cable arrangement, access a group of AC-220v, a group of DC24V power supply