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This likely the case but I'll also add that we have no idea what "bandsaw" this is. I think everyone is picturing a massively complex machine with automated fe
by mbell 14y ago
This likely the case but I'll also add that we have no idea what "bandsaw" this is. I think everyone is picturing a massively complex machine with automated feed mechanisms, computer controlled adjustments, lasers measuring blade sharpness, etc. That may be the case or more likely (in my opinion), its a much simpler device. Like on/off and a maybe a couple sensors.
As for the real time nature of this system, find it doubtful its that critical. Your not worried about micro-seconds when your talking about big 3-phase motors that take minutes to speed up or slow down.
- benmccann 14y agoIt's the saw you'd most commonly use to cut irregular or curved shapes. http://metalworkingmachine.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/bandsaw.jpg http://metalworkingmachine.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/ba...
- mbell 14y agoIs that the actual saw in question or just an example? If it is just an example there are many kinds of bandsaws at many different scales, anything from cutting irregular shapes to turning tree trunks into boards.