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There is a new list at job_list@... This list is for people looking for companies to manufacture a product or for companies looking for work. The list is aimed at manufactured materials such

I used the linear encoder strips from us digital with Tom's 4 axis dro. Zero backlash! Great for the price. I made a special hopusing to fully enclose the linear strip. I will post pictures

This does look to be the least expensive DRO setup I've seen for home brew purposes. Thanks Jim Eckman

Phil Plumbo wrote: The latest version of Linux on which I've compiled and run the EMC is kernel 2.0.36, which comes with Red Hat 5.2. The corresponding kernel path from New Mexico Tech is 0.9J,

garfield@... writes: Iseperately. How soon can I order one? Please send me a picture of it also. thanks Bill

Would that be AN-531 Intelligent Remote Positioner (Motor Control) By the way, I'm currently studying home built DRO's for use in my mini-mill. Marshall Pharoah Software

I knew somebody was going to ask for that. The App note is AN532, Servo Control of a DC-Brush Motor. The url for the page containing the app note is

Thanks. Dan

Oooo, interesting. Paul, could you mention the # or title of the Application note, so we can find it on their web site. They sposedly have all their App Notes online at www.microchip.com now. And

I can see that in time we will be answering the same questions over and over and over again. I think there need to be a FAQ set up so these repetitive questions can be answered. That way the focus can

Excellent, Dan; this will help MANY more people to get involved in the *sport*. Just what every beginner needs; an inexpensive object lesson to nail down all these pesky details and jargon

I have been trying to get some documentation for otto for 6 moths now with no success. My 4 axis delux version did not give the option to turn off cutter comp. I also need cutter comp so there is

I was poking through my reference stack the other night and came across an interesting digital servo amp design using a PIC microcontroller. There are a couple of interesting things about it. It uses

I used 300 oz in stepper on my mill drill with a 2/1 ratio timing belts and pulleys. See the pictures at www.metalworking.com in the drop box. I think they are in the 1998 retired pictures. Dan

As I recall the program doesn't support cutter compensation. You would have to either draw the part with the diameter of the cutter to be used in mind or you can create offsets from the main drawing

I am writing an article for Nuts and Volts magazine on how to convert a sherline mill to CNC . I'll send you a picture of it by email Iseperately. I will be coming out with a low cost hardware kit

Yesterday I machine a radial slot in a part that I was making for my mill drill. No having a rotary table I find it wonderful to be able to have various cnc machines to make parts that would other

http://www.mcs.net/~kulaga/dro.html Dan

Another package worth looking at is VISIO Technical. I got mine for about 30.00 on ebay, and it's a great 2D sketching package that has great import / export / translate capabilities. Select (by the

The shared file area is open again, and Dan has posted files to it showing his Sherline project. <A href="http://www.onelist.com/shareddir/CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO/">ONElist E-mail Communities </A>