I have set up rigid tapping today works well even with my 400 Line encoder.
Timing suggestions from Acorn are way to slow for a servo spindle, reduced them to 0.2s, would probably go even faster
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JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
Here you go, only the mill is not a X2P, because I have a Paulimot F307Muzzer wrote: ↑Wed Dec 15, 2021 9:31 amWow, you must post a video of this Sieg X2P tapping M16 in steel. That will be impressive!suntravel wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 12:32 pmJep I meant M12 or M16x1,5, works both with the original motor also.Muzzer wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 12:15 pm
I think you will be doing well to manage M16 tapping in steel - Kennametal reckon 23Nm would be required.
https://www.kennametal.com/us/en/resour ... power.html
With 5.73Nm and 1:1.63 you may be talking 3.5Nm. Besides, I can't imagine how you'd hold an M16 tap in that little machine?
Needs 9,1 Nm only slightly over the max. torque that is no problem for the 2s tapping.
High torque while tapping is less of an issue than drilling with big drills in a light machine.
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But I must admit its on the edge, needed some tuning in the gain parameters .
Anyway it works and I know now that I have wired the Alarm Output from the servo correct

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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
by the way, the reason why I was sure it works with the JMC was that we are tapping M12x1.75 in series on a Traub TNL16g bored up to 22mm.
1kw Mitsubishi Servo for the driven tools, 4.6Nm rated at the tool holder drive shaft which is 2:1 reduced in the toolholder



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1kw Mitsubishi Servo for the driven tools, 4.6Nm rated at the tool holder drive shaft which is 2:1 reduced in the toolholder



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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
M5 tapping
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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
Here is the wiring and parameterlist to use JMC JASD15002-20B driver in speed mode with Acorn.
Was asked for it, but better here than with PM

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Was asked for it, but better here than with PM


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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
That is pretty impressive but I'd expect it to tap the hole right through in one pass, which is the idea of machine taps. It looks as if you might have created a new process called "inertial peck tapping"!
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Re: JMC 1.5kw Servo as spindle motor
Was my first take on setting up rigid tapping, driver and Acorn needed some tuning, but now it goes in one shot.
14.5mm drilling was more a problem, Z overload with required feedrate. But also solved now with 12 instead of 4Nm Stepper

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