Not sure about that one. Any way I am going to run it past the clever people tomorrow and see what they come up with after they have done there calculations and cadded it up. Sounds like a good job for one of the apprentices. tesnewsAlpha1 wrote:
Adjusting the speed is easy.
Adjusting the heat is easier. Just move the flame away.
Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
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Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
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Maggot
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
Which buggers up the targeting of the heat.rox wrote:Adjusting the heat is easier. Just move the flame away.Alpha1 wrote:Adjusting the speed is easy.
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Most of the machines I have seen work on timing in a targeted flame.
It looks like a very simple and potentially elegant solution. I was talking to ovenpaa about this a while back.
The trick is 2 fold. Getting the process right, then controlling it. The latter is the important bit in terms of consistency.
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Demonic69
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Get an arduino in there, control the whole thing with a few sensors :-)
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bigfathairybiker
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Get the other half in there, control the whole thing with a few promises....
Mark
Mark
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
I can only go by what I was told by the people who developed it. Sounds like they've got it all wrong.Maggot wrote:Which buggers up the targeting of the heat.rox wrote:Adjusting the heat is easier. Just move the flame away.Alpha1 wrote:Adjusting the speed is easy.
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Charlie Muggins
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
Looks like something that could be made with a biscuit tin, a wire coathanger and a microwave motor.
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Caveman
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Alpha1 wrote:Anybody know the exact size of the drum. Or any of the dimensions would help. I feel a project coming on. tesnews
The drum on the video is 125mm available on Ebay and Amazon. Am in the process of making one for MiLisCer. Hope that helps.
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
Thank you very much for the info. A very clever idea is it your design if so you should be selling them I reckon people would buy them my friend.Alpha1 wrote:
Anybody know the exact size of the drum. Or any of the dimensions would help. I feel a project coming on. tesnews
The drum on the video is 125mm available on Ebay and Amazon. Am in the process of making one for MiLisCer. Hope that helps.
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Caveman
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
Alpha1 wrote:Alpha1 wrote:
Thank you very much for the info. A very clever idea is it your design if so you should be selling them I reckon people would buy them my friend.
No not mine just copying the idea, glad to help.
Re: Brilliant new home-made annealing machine design
What are you going to sense, and what are you going to control in response?Demonic69 wrote:Get an arduino in there, control the whole thing with a few sensors :-)
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