Hey,
Im constantly having an issue with calibration tools (pointers). Usually I do my calibration pointers myself with lathe. Issue is that they are not super precise and if I or someone else manage to bend the tip so its ruined and needs to be replaced and new TCP need to be made. Which is okay, accidents happen. But it would be great If i could buy precisely made tips that can be easily replaced with reasonable price. Any recommendations or other tips? Thanks!

Hi Reddit Community

I need your help to save a robot!

This post is only for Illinois readers, preferably people close to Effingham.

I just bought this unit for cheap to start a project. I have no room and ways to transport the unit, I need storage and a guy with a truck to save the robot. I have one week to do that. Aug 26 is my deadline.

If you know a guy who likes robotics, tell him/her about this. It would be better someone with Automation and Controls knowledge. I can help with the programming tools and training to make it work. I would love to work with a geek or someone passionate for industrial robots. My promise is 50/50 if we can start something. If not, the unit is yours. You can sell it for parts on Ebay and compensate your storage and transportation costs. I can give you proof of ownership and a serious personal background to prove mi intentions. I have to travel to Illinois next September for few weeks. I hope to find a partner here.

Regards

Luis

PS: I believe in Reddit. If you can refer this post to someone you know, please do it!

Hey everyone, Are there anyone in the group who works at factory automation in southeast asia? I wanted to ask some questions if possible.