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    G33 Spindle Synchronized Motion on LinuxCNC based DIY Lathe

    Describing the G33 cycle on LinuxCNC based machines. It allows to synchronize the spindle with 1, 2 or even 3 linear axis. This gives the possiblity to machine threads on bar stock or even drill-like patterns on cones using a CNC lathe. I'm not sure for what purpose could be used the 3rd axis here - maybe you have any idea?


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    Bloody awesome. Wish I could understand what you are doing. You could start making log-splitter cones . Easier than setting up a taper turning attachment.

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    I was thinking about it. Maybe when I will have some spare time I'll give it a try.

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    There are many things that can be turned as "threads on a cone".

    1. screw extractors
    2. buffing wheel arbors.
    3. log splitters.
    4. custom wood screws.
    5. Tapered end mills.(OK maybe to heavy for most lathers).
    6. Marble tracks with a router attachment.

    There are probably a few more I'm missing. In any event great to see you have G33 working. There are not a lot of posts about using LinuxCNC for lathe work so it is good to see people using it here. One day I'd like to have LinuxCNC running on a machine or two, but that is way off in the future.



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