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I think they're referred to as 'written pole' motors. You're virtually 'writing' every pole with a pulse of current. RayHex ---------- synchronous Servo confused again. are described induction

If ist is 2D and 21/2D try MillWrite 2000' Import drawings as HPGL or DXF,http://members.aol.com/m9685123/index.html Carl

Erie All of the source files are in the repository, http://sourceforge.net/projects/emc/ Ray

I need to have a cad/cam program to load my drawings into to cut inlays for me. I am using Corel draw, but can't figure out how to make them work in Vector, I have the manual and I am lost. Is

I've thought about hydraulic drive CNC for years. This may have already been discussed but my idea is to use a closed system with single shot pistons powered by solenoids or a motor driven cam.

Yo Larry; Sherlines, Taigs, Mini-Mills and the like are generally refered to as desktop machines. TV Tray more like, but the problem I'm seeing, is that I want to do stuff that's a little bigger

I put 'quickstep' and 'cnc' into google and got... http://cpwojcik.home.att.net/Qstep/Quickstep_CNCx.html is this what you are looking for ? Dave machined. but I appreciated.

Hi: Take it from me, really, if theres one thing I KNOW its that 10,000 steps a second will never be overkill. 25000 seems acceptable to most, but to really please most, you'll need about 50,000.

toolingrus@... writes: Key word here is "SOME..."! Just imagine how many negatives if you include the ones you CAN'T think of! Unless the hydraulic concept would provide a FORCE somehow

You can try ftp://ftp.isd.mel.nist.gov/pub/emc/emcsoft/emc-1.1-17/ <signworks@m...> wrote: reliably on my 8'x12' gantry router. website no longer has any of the EMC stuff website?

jj5412@... writes: Yes! Chicken or egg? How possible? You use some "temporary" drivers, first?

Great to hear you have the gantry machine working with EMC. The software has high enough performance to work well with the high speeds and accelerations of large gantries. Right now I am not making

Would someone on the list that has used AutoEdit CNC tell me if that is a conversational CNC program. Or would someone care to download it and check it out with the same question. It has a series

Larry, All my use is basically hobby oriented although I an now making some short run items for my own sideline business. I started with a Sherline lathe and mill years ago and used them as manual

I am intrested in coments reguarding the sherline line of equipment. I owned a jobshop machine shop 20 years ago. I had some pretty nice equipment at that time and learned to appreciate GOOD tools.

Here are some useful boards. http://www.acscontrol.com/index_ACS.asp Richard

On most CNC machines there are 2 switches on each side of the axis. One is a limitswitch , the other one is a security switch. The limitswitch can be handled within software. Once a switch is hit,

after many trials and tribulations, I now have emc running somewhat reliably on my 8'x12' gantry router. On to phase 2, running emc remotely. Unfortunately, the NIST website no longer has any of the

Just want to address a cost issue: small power pack from Princess - Auto -approx. $700 Canadian - $450 US. Alex

On Tue Nov 5 09:53:55 2002, Jon Elson, <elson@...> wrote: >al5502 wrote: > >>Did somebody try to get rid of the feed screw all together >>and replace it with a hydraulic cylinder? >>At