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List members, Dan Mauch has come through with Hans W's tachometer. There has been some other pretty neat stuff coming out, esp. on the software end. There were quite a few other little hardware

Your absolutely right. ptengin@... wrote:

Look at year! ptengin@... wrote:

Tim Barnard: Hi Tim what's up with your date? Are you talking to us from the future? Derek

Ron, I like all those idea's. Steve ---------- From: Ron Ginger <ginger@...> To: CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@... Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: CPNC Date: Friday, May 05, 2000 7:20

Heck, He'd make more money from a time machine than a small cnc machine huh? ;) Peter THRD, Inc.

In a message dated 05/05/2000 2:33:14 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, hightechsystems@... writes: << Are you talking to us from the future? Derek >> If he's over the date line, as in Australia

Jon Elson wrote: Pretty close, I'd say. Still, even after the AcuRite guys knew what they were doing, the Newall system was still faster, requiring fewer inputs. The one thing I learned from this is,

For both personal and very limited work use (once a month) , I'd like to have a CMM, but due to cost it is not feasible to have a "real" CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) So has anyone built

Jon Anderson wrote: My guess is the Newall guy WAS either a machinist or machine programmer, while the AcuRite guys (Two of them, no less!) were salesmen with little real understanding of what they

Hello all: I've got a MaxNC 15 that was upgraded to the SRV-S. It has the encoders on the end of the bigger steppermotors and the limit switches on each axis. I had the thing running for a short

Tim, I just found out last month that Newall dropped it due to problems dealing with Hurco. It is a shame, as that ease of use in a full 3 axis package would have been killer. Seeing it run on a

Tim Barnard wrote: I'm looking very hard at this system. Add $500 for a Z scale, $150 for remote cycle start, and $100 for offline programming, it's still well under anything else commercial on the

Ok, I have stirred up a real hornets nest with this one. Lots of good comments, but lets try to move on. 1) There is a class of work for which a good CPNC program is the best answer. There is also a

In a message dated 05/05/2000 7:33:29 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, mmueller@... writes: << So has anyone built one that would be fairly accurate in the .001" to .0005" range. My parts

Jon Elson wrote: That's not bad for commercial stuff. I was dazzled by a demo, until I threw a real-world example at them. Machine a rectangular O-ring groove .140 wide with a .125 end mill and

Ron, Take a look at http://www.simplestep.com/ for the intelligent driver boards they offer. These look like they might be what you are looking for and could be an alternative to FlashCut if they

Hello All, I have controlled (a) motor directly with the joystick buttons, but that was it. Plan was to build a completely jog run machine with some MDI and sub storage. We played around with using a

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