What is a CNC machine feed regulator?

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A CNC machine feed regulator controls the feed rate of the machine, allowing adjustments to speed up or slow down the operation based on the programmed code. Users expressed frustration over insufficient images of the machine, which hindered understanding and discussion. There was a call for clearer, comprehensive pictures that include information labels to facilitate better communication. The thread was temporarily closed for moderation due to these ongoing issues. Clear visuals are essential for effective troubleshooting and discussion in CNC machine forums.
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Does anyone know what this is?
 
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This is CNC machine feed regulator.
At 100% the actual feedrate will be that in the code.
With the regulator, you can slow it down, or speed it up.
 
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Malverin said:
This is CNC machine feed regulator.
At 100% the actual feedrate will be that in the code.
With the regulator, you can slow it down, or speed it up.

Thank you so much. Do you know what these lights at the top are for?
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I can not say what they are for from what I see here.
 
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how long are you going to just mess us all around by showing us small section pics of some unknown much larger machine ??

your method is very frustrating to everyone
show a pic of the whole machine including its information labels !

else I will suggest to the mentors to lock this thread

Dave
 
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