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Good questions. Deviation vertically is the critical direction. For expensive, I'll put a $500 budget on it. Thanks for the suggestion of the supported rail. Tim G Denver, CO ---In

Defection in which direction? Define ‘expensive’, especially in the context of no deviation. Supported rail is pretty cheap these days:

Considering creating a special application machine that would require a single axis with 22" of travel. It will not have to carry more than 10 lbs, but needs to have less than .0005" or better .00025"

Yes, it is time for all to move from Mach3, but have you tried Mach4 with the PoKeys? It is very also very easy to setup and it has the conversational programming. Arturo Duncan http://cnc4pc.com

Hi Guys, I have a Video at this website that may be of interest. I have been a Mach3 user for many years, but its time to upgrade. https://thinkcnc.wixsite.com/cad2gcode

Yes, the Atlas Craftsman lathe group moved a few months ago, and it has been a mostly positive experience. One issue was that groups.io was not able to get all the files and photos content off the

pcbgcode has already moved. To: CAD_CAM EDM_DRO <CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@...> Sent: Friday, June 15, 2018 10:20 AM Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Movement Howdy folks; It's looking more, and

Howdy folks; It's looking more, and more like yahoogroups may be going down the tubes. Folks on the 7X12MiniLathe list are talking about emigrating to: /g/7x12MiniLathe/ I

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Hi All, Another year comes to a close too quickly. Homann Designs would like to take this opportunity to wish all a safe and merry festive season. We would also like to thank all for their support

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It seems that Tech Shop has gone out of business nationally. Jon

Thanks for that Sam ... I think I have decided to take the plunge and get a Linuxcnc box working ASAP. This gives the confidence that I can probably get away with the simple interface and not worry

If it is around a 100 line encoder + index the printer port would certainly be an option with linuxcnc. I have a compact 5 pc that I use with the original electronics + linuxcnc through the printer

My concern with Mach4 is the fact that 'commercial use' is something of a can of worms. Obvious for commercial shops a full licence for every machine can be lost in the running costs, but smaller

Mach4 and the PoKeys do the Lathe trick very well. The conversational wizards created by machmotion are also good. The M16 is a breakout board specially designed to lathes:

On Thu, 21 Sep 2017 10:30:50 +0100, you wrote: >Not sure where is the bast place to ask as most of the lists I frequent >for CNC are specific to a single option. I've got an Orac and a

It is looking like this is the way forward and I do have a 7I90HD I picked up a couple of years back, but wiring 50 way ribbon cables is a pain. I'm a RaspberryPi user which while not ideal for

LinuxCNC definitely does lathes very well. You pretty much have to have a "controller" rather than just a breakout board, or you will be limited to low spindle speeds when threading. Mesa and Pico