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I have put some programs that write G-Code for common machining operations on my web page. Take a look at http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~jmelson/gcode.html The programs are in C, and I've made them as

Rather off topic, but with the expertise I see here, I might be asking the right crowd. I bought a couple Sharp PC-1261 pocket computers with the CE-125 cassette recorder and printer at an auction

MIADsgns@... wrote: I don't see any reason you can't use that tank as a vacuum plenum. Don't know how many inches of vacuum you can pull with a shop vac, but the tank will help with volume.

Mario, I looked in Don Ross's newest book "Flying Models Rubber, CO2, Electric, & Micro Radio" and he has some pictures and explanation about a vacuum forming machine / kit made by Douglas E. Walsh,

Don't know about Bobcad, but I am using Vector to generate g-code for use in EMC. I have been very pleased with what Vector offers and as I get use to what EMC wants in the way of g-code I am having

Tim, Will have to sit down with my dad and gather up the details, but here's what I can tell you right now. Not sure what you mean by controller, Ah-ha communicates directly with the stepper drivers

Rough pumping can be done with a vacuum, and if you want to achieve higher levels of vacuum, you can make a vacuum pump out of an automotive air conditioning pump. If you have a gage and can tell how

Dan, Haven't heard any more about your EMC adventures. Have you loaded up the most recent version? Are you using it to make any parts yet? How is it working for you? Tim [Denver, CO]

Jon, I am sure you said, but what are you using for a controller? How many amps are you running to the motors and at what voltage? What is the volt & amp rating of your motors? What is the max feed

I am very interested in EMC. Id like to tinker with the GUI part of the system- Ive done a Mill Power kind of clone alerady under Win95, Id like to move that to EMC, maybe with Tk or Java. I assume

I put some pictures of the X axis ballscrew on my mill/drill in the dropbox at www.metalworking.com , under the titles ballscrew1.jpg and ballscrew2.jpg. This might be of interest to some of you

Also Be careful with the release of rt-linux you use. I had problems with Ver1.1 for 2.0.36 kernels and had to drop back to ver 0.9J which works fine dave It is my understanding that EMC is currently

FYI...here is the URL for thomson...http://www.thomsoncontest.com/

Andrew Werby wrote: Stock setup way too wimpy and slow. While I'm sort of playing around with my MAX, I do use it in my business, and my dad uses it a lot (learning CNC in his 70's!) for some

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Dan, Thanks for that info, those are a good deal. Most anyone building a custom machine probably has plenty of room for a 5/8 screw. Still, for smaller machines and for budgets that can't justify

Thanks Tim, My own search brought me to an excellent source of publications for making hard to find items such as Injection molding, vac forming machines, etc, etc. Lindsay Publications. The flyer I

In a message dated 6/16/99 12:42:58 AM SA Eastern Standard Time, janders@... writes: << Rough pumping can be done with a vacuum, and if you want to achieve higher levels of vacuum, you can

In a message dated 6/15/99 7:40:02 PM SA Eastern Standard Time, footman@... writes: << if you are looking for a good vac source, go to a local dairy farmer (if you have any around) - apparently

It is my understanding that EMC is currently set up for the 2.0.36 kernel and not yet tested or "supported" on 2.2.x. I am running EMC using steppers on RedHat 5.2 with the 2.0.36-7 kernel and it