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Just agreed to purchase an Excello 602 CNC with a GE 1050 controller 2 axis + quill, Z has a handcrank, serial 60211604 for a thousand bucks with some tooling.I'm told everything 'works' but the controller is 'flaky' so I'd rather upgrade to a PC based control/geckodrive as soon as I can save up enough for it, in the meantime probably just use it as a manual machine with the jog controls. I haven't picked it up yet but trying to get my ducks in a row to start figuring out a longer-term plan to make this machine work in my shop, and an upgrade path that will have me down for as little time as possible.
I've seen a couple posts here and elsewhere about people wanting to upgrade the GE control but looking for specific details from anyone who has done it.what motor drivers did you use? What software? Did it have servos or steppers? How did you find home? Any roadblocks you ran into? Did you do anything to control spindle speed? Was it worth it?
Also, anyone know close or exact weight? I've been told 2500-3000 lbs but would like to know exact if possible. Also does anyone have a manual for the NC/CNC 602? I've got a manual 602 manual but it looks like there's quite a bit of difference between the two Especially interested in the GE 1050/602 people on here, I've seen a few posts on the 602 with other controllers (mostly newer) but I'm interested in any machine-specific advice I can get. Similar Threads:.
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Need Help!-. Build Thread-. New Machine Build-. Did you ever get your Excello running? I have one almost the same.
These manuals are delivered on 1 CD + 1 DVD, works with both disk and a full installation on a hard disk. Free hyster forklift manuals.
The head does not pivot forward and it came from the factory (i think) with ball screws and pneumatic brake on the left side. Mine has a 3HP GE motor on it. I tried to get mine working with the original DC servo's but I had trouble with the drives so (for now at least) it's running with steppers under Mach3.Seller ended up backing out on the deal so I ended up buying a 1979 Lagun and doing a retrofit on it. I would do what you can to keep the servos even if you end up with newer drives (which is pretty likely). Don't know if that machine would have had resolvers or not but if so replacing with encoders is pretty easy. On my Lagun I ended up buying much newer Baldor servos from a mid 90's Lagunmatic 320 that was parted out on another forum.
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You'll never get the rapid speeds out of steppers that you will with DC servos and proper belt ratios.