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On Sat, 29 May 1999 12:16:11 +0100, you wrote: >> From: Andrew Werby <drewid@...> >> >> [I just got my new (old) mill delivered yesterday, and it's really a beast! >> This is a Ramco

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Hello everybody. For those of you who are interested in small CNCs and the MiniMill (and other projects to come..), Please check the folowing URL. New drawings and pictures added

Wow, 15-16 bucks for the board? That's pretty good. The encoder chips from US Digital are only $23 each, the 74LS138's are less than 50 cents, as are the capacitors, and sockets aren't too

If you're interested, you can dig through the list archives (I don't have a good enough memory to summarize it all ;). I can answer the encoder question though. The board will work with rotary or

Yes, you're right about that. One option is to try out the system with the USD encoders, then upgrade to a high-resolution version from somewhere like Heidenhain or similar. I have seen just the

Yes .I will need to get a cost but the assembly cost should not be over $15. Dan

Lap tops have funny grounding. If you use the parallel port you may run into problems. usually a 486-66 is plenty computer for most home cnc programs. Dan

Jon Elson <jmelson@...> wrote: Andrew Werby wrote: I would suggest EMC. It runs u

Dan, next question, have you found someone to populate the boards? Brian. Dan Mauch wrote:

Tom , From what I can see of this project using the US Digital Linear strips is the best option. I would like to use one for a lathe application but bearing in mind that you need 1/2 switching even

I'm lurking trying to learn about homemade DROs and CNC to see if I want to modify my Millrite. Would a Lap Top Pentium be a suitable machine for this application? I have a very small shop and a lap

Andrew Werby wrote: I would suggest EMC. It runs under Linux, but Linux offers total MSDOS f

DRigotti@... writes: Thank you for the pointer. I have downloaded it, and printed the readme, so can start studying. What program is suggested for the lathe? Could Stepster be used by only

Don't forget those oil impregnated bronze bushings, steel in aluminum bearings, steel on brass and apple or maple wood bearings! Use what works in your application. NC doesn't mean Hi Tech nowadays

I have placed the order for a batch of Printed circuit boards for the -2/4 axis DRO boards. I should have them in 21 days. The quoted price per board plus the $200 tooling charge makes each board cost

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[I just got my new (old) mill delivered yesterday, and it's really a beast! This is a Ramco "Ramill", built to be a CNC mill in the mid-eighties. It has servo motors and ballscrews, which should save

The talk on the list about the NIST EMC software has been enough to get me motivated to setup RedHat 5.2 Linux on my shop computer. I have played a little with Linux previously, so the basic setup