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Thanks Charles for clearing that up...I think I will just dust off my DOS 7.0 and all my books and run it all under DOS. Sounds like it might be alot simpler. Don Hughes Vancouver, BC

wrote: Uh, did I miss sumpin, or wasn't it the consensus as well as the opinion of the head janitor Obie Wan, that as long as the stuff was directly related to CNC parts, it was acceptable? I'm NOT

Don, No, and Yes - It would actually be easier, in some ways, to write a Windows version, but there is a problem in writing ANY windows version, and that is Non assured latency (even worse than DOS).

I want to apologize to everyone in the group for posting my for sale list here. I got so many private e-mail requests for a list of items that I was kind of snowed under. One of the requests came

Charles: Can you tell me whether the update you are doing to Stepster will make it a Win95/98 compatible version? I'm glad to see that you have 'stepped' up to keep the program rolling along and

Ian, Well, I have an admission to make - I'm re-writing (Maintaining) Stepster! The thing is, so many things could be wrong, and I'm ONLY working with code (I don't have a CNC Mill - YET - anyone

Gar Willis wrote:

I'm writing to tell people that my employer makes integrated circuits for controlling and driving stepper motors. Even better, I can get people free samples of these ICs, data sheets, and

Ian, Did you increase your rapid traverse limiting in "set speed" question #4? I'm running a P150 and have mine at 1200. I would try 4000 and work it down until the "screaming stops and the

Hi, I've actually made some progress on my CNC mill project. After a lot of fruitless experiment I've finally got a usable driver circuit working and I now have motors rotating in response to the

You can buy a 110/24VAC 10 amp transformer from Marlin Jones for $18. That and a full wave recifier and an good electrolytic cap of about 15000 UF 50 VDC should be all that you need. Don/t forget to

I think that if it is used for selling related to discussions or that someone is selling a used servo system or tell others where they can buy stuff should be fine. Dan

wrote: Ahh, there, that last sentence says it all. Well, in THAT case, I think you should NOT post the list of items, but should send the list ONLY to me at first. B))))))) Garfarkle

Hi, I would say yes within reason but all ads should say exactly where the items are. Perhaps we could have a standardised heading such as 'For sale, US' or 'For sale, UK' etc. as I would then set

I have been having a lot of fun writing motion software for my Arrick Stepper controller (Thanks Dennis!). Interestingly, I have found the 32-bit Visual Basic software I have written so far to be

I agree; However lets keep it limited to Machining items. (o-o)

I am a lurker also. This list is just what I wanted to see. I have just completed a 1-1/2" to 12" scale Climax locomotive. I scratch built ALL of the parts. I made my own patterns, built my own

Dennis, I'm not sure about the Arrik driver....But I do KNOW that I drive 5V 1A steppers useing a unipolar driver WITH "ballast" resistors (25R 25W in this case) to control the current to the

Hi All I have been lurking for about a week now looking at what everyone here is building. I originally got interested in building a router when I came across Dan's Camtronics site on the web.

scalione@... writes: To all Members, I am inclined to allow postings of items for sale by list members, as long as it is within reason. Please e-mail me with your opinion, and we will