There are so many random tutorials out there for it, but in the end, they are not cohesive - from beginning to the point where it is useful for working with on our CNC machines. It would just be great to have someone to make the process more clear.
Our current brewing system is.... quirky. Liam and I are able to get good beer out of it but it's hard to clean, and hard to learn. A new all in one brewing system is relatively inexpensive and should be able to make batches quicker and with less to learn.
I'm posting this blog because it took me a while to find the correct codes to program this VFD with, so hopefully by putting all of the information in one spot someone else will have an easier go of it.
This is the VFD that came with a 2x72 Belt Grinder bought on Ebay (from Remmer-4513). In the end, the codes that worked for me were:
-PD002: 1
-PD003: 60
-PD004: 60
-PD005: 60
-PD070: 1
-PD072: 60
In order for two tubes of metal to be welded together successfully, one needs to have a precise hole cut in it. This machine does that. Bicycles, geodesic dome structures, roll-cages, and aircraft frames all require tubes to securely fastened at irregular angles.
https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-4-x-79-abrasive-tube-notcher/g…
I made this plaque to commemorate Steve Buda and the tools bought with donations made in his memory.
Make a 3D printed phone stand with a charging port and a small, front storage area!
