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patv@... wrote: These tools are definitely available. Most of the tool catalogs (J&L, MSC, KBC, etc.) have them listed under micro end mills. You can use 'corner rounding' end mills to

I would like to call attention to the fact that all list members can post links for the list. Please help fill it up for the new members use. Go to: http://www.onelist.com/links/CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO,

Pat, Look at the web page for Model Mill (www.modelmill.com). Model Mill may be able to do what you want, as it is a 3D modeling program. I am a new dealer for Model Mill and I will be going to

Some years ago I built a microscopic mill for a production plant and I think it might work for you also. I bought a dental air turbine. It runs at about 400 to 500 thousand RPM (no, I did not get

I mis-represented the kit, it is a 2 axis bipoar drive, not 4, sorry.

Interestingly, I have some of the same needs in my clockmaking work. The beading on clock bezels is the same sort of thing, and the "beads" almost touch. I was planning to make a special form

*** snip *** The almost The thought of special cutters has crossed my mind. Unfortunately, I've never needed one and have no idea of how to make one. Got to hit the ole books to see if I ever

After five weeks of anticipation, I received my 4 axis bipolar driver kit from Oatley Electronics in Australia. This is my first board kit and I need some help. Has anyone built one of these?

...or use minimillio. Bridgeportio is designed to use a parallel port for the spindle, coolant, brake and estop control (plus other things like lube oil level sense and spindle on

I have no experience with the unit, but I had sent them 3 or 4 e-mails asking about the specifics of the kit and never received a reply. Do you know is the controller a chopper style unit? My guess at

Why don't you use a cone or plug w/ a center drilled hole in each end and a tailstock? We do this kind of stuff all the time with OD grinding, and then use a Hose clamp on the tube OD & an adjustable

Darrel I found that you must have a second Parallel port in the PC to get it to come out of estop. Changing the bits from 1 to 0 in the .ini file did not help me either. It worked first time I put

I'm into model railroading and I've been trying to make HO scale parts using automated techniques. Unlike most folks, I'm not as concerned about power as I am about the ability to machine details.

Well, I downloaded the 2.2.13 version (29Feb2000) and was able to build it (almost) out of the box (minor flag changes only) under RH6.0. That's the first time I was able to get EMC to build under

When you upgrade from one release to the next is there a preferred way to proceed? Darrell

Well I changed to the freqmod.o and now it loads but I can't get it out of ESTOP. I have tried changing all of the defaults from 1 to 0 and still no luck. Darrell >

I have found some loner motors I can purchase without the headache of buying three & selling two. This guy has 2 Superior Electric 840 oz-in) motors that are clearly used, appearance-wise but working

I was wondering why my ears where burning <g> I just posted a long message on the EMC list about what I have found. The short version is the problem was self induced. My P value was 1000 because

Tim, Are you still getting less performance from these newer versions than from the 31 Jan release? I was talking to Fred today and you came up in the conversation as one of the things that needed

There is a new build of EMC on the NIST site as of today (Feb 29). The txt file says it fixes the steppermod problem (But from my experience I would say that freqmod is the only way to go if your