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(With apologies to Chistopher Marlowe) Now the bath in my new home in Portugal had a concrete relationship… Solid support? Further, it would have been difficult for a medium-sized Portuguese child to get wet in it, so I decided on a replacement, the installation of which would take place on completion of pipework being installed for the [...] December 23rd, 2013 | Tags: bathtime - any takers?, Brick shithouse engineering, Tabuas Casa | Category: Mechanical Engineering, Workshop |
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The TREND T4 variable-speed (11-32,500 rpm) router provides an affordable alternative to high-cost ER11, ER16 and ER20 High-speed spindles. As part of my project to convert my SIEG Milling machine to CNC, I wanted to see for myself how easy it would be to fit a high-speed spindle to the Mill at reasonable cost. I have [...] June 11th, 2012 | Tags: Economic High_Speed Mill Spindle, High-Speed Spindle, Isolation Routing, Milling Machine, SIEG X1L High-Speed Spindle, T4 Router, TREND T4 Router | Category: Hackit & Bodge, Mechanical Engineering, PCB Isolation Routing, Workshop |
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Updated @ 16:28 13th April 2012 I’m playing catch-up here. The contents of this post refer to work over two days old, delay in writing it up is due to other, more pressing matters. April 12th, 2012 | Tags: CNC Conversion, Isolation Routing, Milling Circuit Boards, Proxxon MF70 | Category: Electronics, Hackit & Bodge, Mechanical Engineering, PCB Isolation Routing, Workshop |
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A great deal of what we see on the Web, project-wise, is the ‘finished’ product. Every questionable decision has been ‘revisioned’, and what warts remain are carefully hidden, or presented as ‘features’. Yeah, I know this is a pretty cynical view, but unfortunately, nearer the truth, than even I would like to admit. April 8th, 2012 | Tags: CNC Conversion, Isolation Routing, Milling Circuit Boards, Proxxon MF70 | Category: Electronics, Hackit & Bodge, Mechanical Engineering, PCB Isolation Routing, PIC Microcontroller, Workshop |
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A Simple Thumb Drive G-Code Delivery System Updated with File System Source-Code & example of logging 15th April 2012 This post in one in a series. Other posts you may be interested in are as follows: Converting a Proxxon MF70 Milling Machine To CNC – 1: Introduction. April 5th, 2012 | Tags: 6N137, Circuit Board production, CNC, Isolation Routing, Milling, MOC3020, PIC Microcontroller, Proxxon MF70, Spindle Speed Control, Stepper Motors, TRIAC Control | Category: Electronics, Hackit & Bodge, Mechanical Engineering, PIC Microcontroller, Workshop |
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Controlling the MF70 Spindle Speed Updated 28th April 2012 with Eagle Schematic and Printed Circuit Board Design. This post in one in a series. Other posts you may be interested in are as follows: Converting a Proxxon MF70 Milling Machine To CNC – 1: Introduction. March 31st, 2012 | Tags: 6N137, Circuit Board production, CNC, Isolation Routing, Milling, MOC3020, PIC Microcontroller, Proxxon MF70, Spindle Speed Control, Stepper Motors, TRIAC Control | Category: Electronics, Hackit & Bodge, Mechanical Engineering, PIC Microcontroller, Workshop |
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The User Interface This post in one in a series. Other posts you may be interested in are as follows: Converting a Proxxon MF70 Milling Machine To CNC – 1: Introduction. March 21st, 2012 | Tags: Circuit Board production, CNC, Isolation Routing, MF70, Milling, Proxxon MF70, Stepper Motors | Category: Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, PIC Microcontroller, Workshop |
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Overview This post in one in a series. Other posts you may be interested in are as follows: Converting a Proxxon MF70 Milling Machine To CNC – 2: The User Interface. March 13th, 2012 | Tags: Circuit Board production, CNC, Isolation Routing, MF70, Milling, PIC Microcontroller, Proxxon MF70, Stepper Motors | Category: Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, PIC Microcontroller, Workshop |
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This post describes the design and construction of a 3-phase loudspeaker intended for Leslie Speaker emulation. The unit is intended to be driven by a 3-channel audio amplifier The Brute, which in turn is controlled by LEMS, a micro-controller based control system, the construction of which both are described in companion posts. Final tests on [...] July 18th, 2011 | Tags: 3-channel speaker, 3-phase speaker, Leslie Speaker, Leslie Speaker Emulation | Category: Audio, Electronics, Guitar Projects, Mechanical Engineering, Music, Workshop |
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This post describes the design and construction of a 3-channel, 30 watts per channel, audio amplifier. Although my amp incorporates two antique HY60 power modules, construction details are given for construction using the modern TDA2050A, capable of yielding 32 watts. The amplifier is intended to be used as a Leslie Speaker Emulation driver unit, delivering [...] June 20th, 2011 | Tags: 3-channel amplifier, 60's architecture, Brutalist, emulation, HY60, Leslie Speaker, TDA2050A | Category: Audio, Electronics, Guitar Projects, Mechanical Engineering, Music, Retro Gear, Workshop |
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