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<slindsay@...> wrote: Well, they DO, but doggonit they (or you should really read "HP") don't have a linear resolution that in quadrature comes out to some nice English (or even Metric)

Neat, we should compare notes; BTW, I musta been dreamin when I posted the bed dimensions on mine. It's 4' X 4' X 2' for me, NOT the enormous 8' Y that Jon is working toward. I just never even HOPED

Hello all, I have just subscribed to the site. So far from what I have seen, this is the place I have been searching for sometime now. As I mentioned I am new to some areas of my new project, which I

wrote: Hmm, let's see. Time and constant watching are what it takes to go via surplus, and realistically speakin (I dunno bout you, but me I cain't afford a $20K+ router), given the expense of going

drfoot@... wrote: Yup, I got this idea, too, right after I got my CNC mill running, and had done a few 2-D objects. I remembered about 10-15 years ago, a big craze (and small business)

> Jon, > > Thanks for the expanded explanation, it now makes things clear to me. I > have a very good understanding of what machine tool grade bearings cost > and how you worked around that was what

Russell Dunn wrote: First, I started with the spindle not rotating, and just hooked an alligator clip to the electrode. When I decided to make the electrode rotate, I took sone strands of stranded

Hi, In answer to my question regarding using AutoCad, Robert Grauman gave me the answer. Its easy when you are shown isn't it?! With his inspiration I have found the little toolbar

stumbled onto this list very much by accident (lucky me) - looking for any info/links to help me - want to take a 3D object, digitize it (?laser/video) into the computer, modify it, then mill this

Hi All, Perhaps now I should make an introduction also. My name is Russell Dunn. I am living in mining camp about 180km north east of Newman in the Pilbara district of the state of Western

Bill, I'm not even using my dro any more. It did for a year or so and then the kids wanted the extra computer for a "gaming" computer. I haven't used my dro since. When I was using it...it

Most of those software will generate the G code. Then you need a G code interpreter such as Maxnc, Desknc, CNC pro or supercam. I don't have the program loaded but that what most of those programs

I had a play with it when it was version 5.0 I had a full version that was restricte

On Sat, 08 May 1999 09:01:57, you wrote: From: John Stevenson, john@... Hello Everybody, Glad to see all the activity on the new list. My info: I have a very small

Hi Mike, The place to buy linear strip and encoders is usdigital.com they also do rotary encoders which are necessary should you wish to go over 360 in quarture. Regards, Terry.

COPY items with a displacement in the x or y axis, select the copied items, CHPROP the layer, and MOVE the items back to the original location. For a few items, COPY with 0,0,0 displacemnt, select

Dennis and all, The card from Boondog is a parallel port card with 3 ports. Very easy to use for experimenting. Good documentation. URL = http://www.boondog.com The stepper driver from Space Time

Obie WAnliker@... wrote: As a former/fossilized "janitor" meself, I'd just like to point out that the "onelist" system has a VERY nice feature of a "shared files" area any list member can upload

Has anyone on the list any experience with the CADEM software it is free online at: <A href="http://www.cadem.com/">CADEM</A> http://www.cadem.com/ And is not crippled or time limited.

writes: Tell us more, this is the stuff we want. Bill