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Well, I do feel silly. Its a new laptop to me and it has a funny bios. There is a separate setting to actually turn the ports on and off. Didnt see it before. Thanks anyway. Dean

Randy, et al, Can someone tell me the jacket diameter of the 4 conductor #18 and 4 conductor #20 cable, please? RichD Randy Gordon-Gilmore wrote: SNIPPED>>>>

Something like VectorCAD or Dolphin can go from drawing to G-Code. Something like Yeager Automation's ACEConverter can go from DXF to G-Code. -- Jerry

Thanks for the phone#. I have more info now. I just tried a Parallel-port diagnostic and information utility from Parallel Technologies and in windows, it found a port at 378H. Unloaded windows and

lloyd@... writes: Always in parallel to add values..............Often, makes a nicer package depending on the dimensions...... bill

When building my own power supply, I combined two small CAPS to make a larger one. You could buy a LARGE one, but I never found a reason why I should spend $70CDN on a LARGE cap, when I could spend

Hi Dean, It sounds like you've got PCI bus parallel port. My address came up at C400h. Your mileage may vary. Alan KM6VV deanc500 wrote:

Yes Tim I remember the discussion of what the stuff is made of and how to make it at home. Do I know the ingredients? Yup. Can I talk about it? Nope. So as before I must bow out of that discussion.

The smallest Moglice package was more than plenty to do my Sherline mill and lathe. However, due to the way I had my axes fixtured I was only able to do the 3 axes of the mill and the carriage of the

Thanks, I tried holding the control key when starting the machine. This brings me to the boot menu where I can choose safe mode, dos prompt only, etc. I bypass all windows drivers here and still no

I forgot to mention that MECI also has nice big electrolytic caps for your power supply at cheap prices. Best regards, Randy (watch your test indicator point while you're jogging your CNC around to

Mendelson Electronics (http://www.meci.com) currently has a wide selection of Belden Infinity high-flex-life cable at a very good price. They have 16, 18, and 20 gage. (The 20 gage is perfect for

Here is something you may want to try. Look for a File named MSDOS.SYS on the root of your bootdrive it is a hidden file so you have to enable show hidden files in explorer. Change the properties of

www.ondrives.com sells preloaded ACME glides with some special type of loading without big loads. Regards, Alex

Try http://www.phillycast.com and then pick Super Alloy. It is the PRECISION HIGH LUBRICITY POLYMER - BLACK 1500LFH that you will most likely want. There were a number of people talking about playing

Sorry I broke the link to Yeager Automation, it should be www.yeagerautomation.com/ace.htm , I normally check these before I send the email but I was in a hurry and forgot to. John Guenther 'Ye Olde

Tom, In a previous post, Les Watts indicated that the material was expensive, but you don't need very much of it. You can contact Les at leswatts@... , and he can tell you where it's available.

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You can generate the g-codes from a .dxf file with ACEconverter from www.yeagerautomaiton.com/ace.htm or you can also use FlashCUT to generate g-code from a .dxf file. You can download the FlashCUT

can you print from dos? Might be a configuration or driver problem John Guenther 'Ye Olde Pen Maker' Sterling, Virginia