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Bill, It wouldn't be welcomed by those already using Stepster only. There are people out there that already have Stepster working and wired up, this should not involve them in having to change their

Tim I've got about 1Mb of stuff to send you is it OK to e-mail direct? Mo

Bill, I'm working on Stepster in my free time. (what little I have) - I know how to get the limit switch working, and I'm going to put it into test SOON (I wanted to do it 2 weeks ago). It's just

Thanks Tim. I am slowly finding out new lists as needs arrive:). I am looking forward to some interesting topics on this list. Mario

mo@... writes: I can agree with that, had not given it the thought that I should have. I believe that I asked before, does anyone have a copy of the schematic download that is

Charlie, will NESTER, support a lathe?? bill

Charlie@... writes: know how I wasn't rushing things, but hadn't heard anything so got to wondering. I got the Sherline Mill today with vise and variable speed, works good, a few spots

I just subscribed to this list. I built a 2ft x2ft 3 axix desktop router/CNC machine a few years back when not much info was published. I am using a 3 axix 2 amp controller from Camtronics Inc,

The Java program did not do real time machine control. There is a vast difference between being able to compile code on a platform and actually being able to execute it. With some work, you could

On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 09:55:01 -0500, "Robert Campbell" <rcamp@...> wrote: <debriefing snipped; thanks, most helpful to have these comparisons> >After I build my new 2 by 2 fixed bridge

Not too long ago there was some comments about upgrading one of the smaller CAM programs, I think it was Kevin Carols CNC981 if my memory is correct. I was wondering about the status of the work on

Gar, The 4 by 4 was built using Item aluminum extrusions. The X and Y rails were Ina bearings on 14mm shafting (top and bottom). The Z axis uses THK bearings with about 6 inches of travel. In

Let me chime in. On some units that I sold to people that live in very hot climates like india, I included some thermal cutoff switches. I simply mounted one rated at 135F on each heatsink. I wired

The kit contains some really nice but large heatsinks. I don't like to run mosfets much over 130F with heatsinks on them. One of my customers has one of the few units that I sold as complete units. It

That what I am using on my full size mill. Except that the PRM is up around 1200 and the current is a bit higher. I am running two to 1 timing belts on the X and Y axis and 3.5 to one on the kneee. I

Thanks My misunderstanding as to the real meaning of "code portability of C and C++". JAVA version would be a platform independent software maybe but still need a RT OS???

From: "Ian W. Wright" <Ian@...> Subject: Re: Stepper controllers Thanks very much Paul, this is helpful. I did try using opto isolators on one of my early experimental circuits but they

No, the FETs themselves are too small to radiate much RF. The traces connected to them, however, are large enough to radiate. You have to minimize the area inside the loop of the current paths.

Tim Goldstein wrote: What model tape drive? Hmmm, the .5 Amp rating sounds REAL fishy. If that really is the limit, at 24V, that is a 12 Watt motor! It shouldn't be able to even move a