Does anyone else on this forum own a g-0695 mill? Just wondering if I am all alone with this one.
I bought mine off of craigslist from a woodwooker that wanted to play with some metal. Apparently he thought that metal would cut like wood on this machine. He burned up several end mills and then listed it on CL. It included a 10 inch rotary table in an un-opened box as well as the burned up end mill set . He had a g-4003g lathe as well. Both were less than 6 months old. I bought them both.
Back to the mill. The grizzy g-0695 has a built in VFD. Rheymus (sp?) is the neame. I removed the cover from the control panel on the front of the mill and see the keyboard for the VFD. The question is "Has anyone messed with the settings on this VFD" ? the top speed of the mill is 2200 rpms. I have a couple of very small mills that I would like to turn at 2500 or more. I know it is likely beyond the design requirements for this system, and there are probably very good reasons for limiting the speed. ( I am an electrical engineer and understand the reason for limiting the speed is most likely the motor windings and the bearings)
all that being said, is there anyone here that has experience with this unit?
Thanks,
Earl
I bought mine off of craigslist from a woodwooker that wanted to play with some metal. Apparently he thought that metal would cut like wood on this machine. He burned up several end mills and then listed it on CL. It included a 10 inch rotary table in an un-opened box as well as the burned up end mill set . He had a g-4003g lathe as well. Both were less than 6 months old. I bought them both.
Back to the mill. The grizzy g-0695 has a built in VFD. Rheymus (sp?) is the neame. I removed the cover from the control panel on the front of the mill and see the keyboard for the VFD. The question is "Has anyone messed with the settings on this VFD" ? the top speed of the mill is 2200 rpms. I have a couple of very small mills that I would like to turn at 2500 or more. I know it is likely beyond the design requirements for this system, and there are probably very good reasons for limiting the speed. ( I am an electrical engineer and understand the reason for limiting the speed is most likely the motor windings and the bearings)
all that being said, is there anyone here that has experience with this unit?
Thanks,
Earl