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Ep. 2 - LASER ROTARY ATTACHMENTS - Chuck Rotary Axis - Configuration, Settings - CNC Rotary Axis

In This Video I focus on the CHUCK ROTARY AXIS for Co2 Laser, software config, settings and Circle Pulse Calculation. In order to use the rotary attachment you will need to change some values in the Vendor and User Settings for your controller. I acquired this Rotary axis from Cloudraylaser.com (Also available on Amazon Links Below) Roller/Wheel Rotary Axis - https://amzn.to/2RJuyGW Chuck Rotary Axis - https://amzn.to/2ZRhT7w Looking for some projects to engrave with your rotary axis? Check out these products Insulated Tumbler with Splash-Proof Lid - https://amzn.to/31WSdbB Stainless Steel Leak Proof Sports Water Bottle Powder Coated - https://amzn.to/31XXjUG Kmizera Beta Inkless Pen Made of Anodized Aluminium - https://amzn.to/31RYAwR Aluminium Anodized Compact Perfume Aftershave Atomiser - https://amzn.to/31XyqbN Checkout Matt's Workshop Community Page - https://www.youtube.com/mattsworkshop... Follow instructions in the video to backup your Vendor and User Settings before you make any changes. Let’s look at some of the values you will need 1st you will need to know the GEAR RATIO of the chuck attachment that you are using. Cloudray Chuck Rotary Axis has a gear Ratio of 2:1 If you do not have a Cloudray rotary axis, then to calculate the Gear Ratio of your attachment Either count the number of teeth on a Wheel Gear and the Stepper motor Gear, then Divide by the Number of Teeth on The Wheel Gear by the number of teeth on the stepper motor gear. Or divide the diameter of each gear and make the same division Next you will need to find the DIAMETER RATIO The Diameter Ratio for Chuck Rotary Axis is 1:1 The final piece of data we need to calculate the Steps Per Rotation is the PULSE/REVOLUTION value from your Stepper Driver. In this example the Stepper Driver is a DM542 Look at SW5 to SW8 and note how they are set on the driver. In this case SW5 - OFF SW6-OFF SW7-ON SW8-OFF Refer to the Driver Pulse/Rev Table (in my example this =5000) Now to work out the Steps Per Rotation (aka Circle Pulse) Use this formula Gear Ratio x Diameter Ratio x Pulse/Rev = Circle Pulse 2 x 1 x 5000 = 7400 10000 Steps/Revolution ----- The Settings in your software (RD Works or LightBurn) need to be adjusted for each different sized material you are processing. The Constant is the Steps/Revolution aka Circle Pulse. If your workpiece has diameter of 127mm enter this in the Diameter field of the rotary settings. Hope you enjoy the video. I acquired this Rotary axis from Cloudray Laser @ https://www.cloudraylaser.com/search?... https://mwlaser.com.au/product-catego... Thanks for Visiting. Until next time, take care Cheers Matthew (MW Laser) Visit Matt's Workshop at MW Laser : https://mwlaser.com.au/ Instagram   / mattsworkshop   Facebook   / mattsworkshopau   == If you'd like to support my channel financially so I can continue to produce content you can do via PayPal here -- https://www.paypal.me/mattsworkshop -- Thank You ==== Any questions please feel free to email me [email protected] or leave a comment below. NOTE: This is not a paid production or advertisement. The featured product was provided by Cloudray to allow me to provide viewers with an installation / how-to video. Laser Cutting Resources - https://amzn.to/2RNNCUj