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Question about CNC lathes
This just for my curiosity, I'm not about to go CNC.
I assume that the lead screw is controlled independently of the spindle, with its own motor, not through a spindle-linked gearbox. Or, is it linked & the gear selection computer controlled? If a separate motor, there is a huge range of speeds required: feed from ..0025 to .250 is 100:1 & that's multiplied by the spindle speed range, say 200 to 2000 is 10:1. 1000:1 total. How do they do that? If not a separate motor ... never mind. Thanks, Bob -- Nota for President |
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