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Doug Fortune wrote: Lots of guys have been emailing me for their webpage, here it is: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/compucutters/ Interesting reading, including turbine blades, wood clock

mnels@... wrote: http://www.maxnc.com/page2.html P/N 20605......Step & Direction version...$ 225.00 http://www.motiongroup.com/cnc.htm Looks a bit like MaxNC's

Everyone I just got back from NAMES in Micigan. I had the NIST Hexapod Running EMC. It was a great weekend and I met a bunch of great guys. Check out the pictures

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Mike, I have a Sherline retrofitted for 3 axis CNC with some powerful motors. For the kind of stuff I do, I am quite happy with it. Mario http://www.micro-flight.com

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Yes, I have been running EMC on Linux for almost 1 year now. While I am not up to the task, you certainly can customize it if you have the skills. Ray Henry has done a real nice back plot routine that

The parts planned will all be 2D or 2.5D but the software would hopefully control the cutter depth on the Z-axis (i.e. milling versus drilling through the part). There would NOT be any complex 3D

Charles Great site with great links. Larry

It's a bit buggy (but getting better) - there's stepster, and you can't beat the price - free Check my web site http://www.thegallos.com

Tim, Thanks for the feedback. The linux world is tempting, but the learning curve on all this is steep enough without throwing a new operating system into the mix. Perhaps I can get started with

If you are at all computer savvy and don't mind learning a little Linux I would suggest you take a look at EMC. Start with www.linuxcnc.org It certainly qualifies from your price requirement (free)

Any opinions on cheap (< $200?) Step/Direction CNC parallel port software for a mini-mill? Some of the choices are: MaxNC's Software ($125 std & $225 deluxe) Supercam ($200 upgrade with a

Oriental makes a line of planetary "attachments" which are direct NEMA-[size] bolt-ons. Get their HUGE 2000-2001 catalog: <A href="http://www.orientalmotor.com/index.html">Oriental Motor</A> Jan

Ah yes, but who stocks Ericsson? They had only two or three distribs in US, but now with JRC/NJR, I want to investigate the old JRC/NJR distribution chain (they had 7-8 or so). Apparently 3776

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I'd really appreciate any advice on a CNC mini-mill purchase. I primarily want the mill for machining plastics, PCB drilling/machining and some light

Mike - How are you going to generate your code, are the parts you want to make simple basically 2D or could they be more complex 3D ? tony price sea and sea model ships

Doug, Look at www.baysidemotion.com. Bob Campbell

RTLinux 3.0 Beta pre-release 4 released FSMLabs releases RTLinux V3.0 beta hard realtime for 2.3 Linux (Socorro, New Mexico - March 3, 2000) Mac users I found this on the