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Hello All, I've been lurking here seen Digest #0. Like Mark Fraser I have many, many projects stacked up in various stages of parts collection, research, design, planning, waiting for time,

On Thu, 20 May 1999 21:07:02 -0500, you wrote: >From: Dan Falck <dfalck@...> >>>South Bend model A 9" lathe. I have a full cross slide from a giant >>>LeBlond that I want to set up just

Don, To copy in Bobcad draw your part, select it all using Edit: Select entities:then chain or region [ that means window ] The part will then be highlighted in red. T

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George Potter wrote: You probably can't do that. All the modern DRO's would use a microprocessor to run the display, and probably update the reading no more than 10 times a second. They also

In a message dated 5/20/99 6:49:43 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, pencad@... writes: << The question I have now is, does anyone know the process for nesting multiple parts into BobCAD? I tried the

In a message dated 5/20/99 6:15:36 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, mshaver@... writes: << Unfortunately, I don't know of any DRO maker that provides an output jack for auxiliary connections.

I am still in my evaluation process of various CAD/CAM programs and at the moment working with BobCAD. This so far has been the easiest to operate and has successfully loaded my AutoCAD DXF files with

acu-rite scales put out 5v half quad signals i have hooked up rotary encoders to acurite readouts worked fine mike Matt

It's done all the time on large cnc machine tools. What I mean is that the output from a linear scale system (such as Sony's Digiruler) is translated into a quadrature format that mimics the standard

Phil, I have this huge cross slide that has about 10" of travel, with a compound that has 3" of travel. If the 10" long dovetail slide was mounted parallel to the South Bend's ways, at an angle that

PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE TEMPORARILY!! THANX. Dennis Mino THK N. Texas - Ok. WEB SITE: www.thk.com Email: dmino@...

Here, we talking about 2 different things. I was only making a point about customary terms. As far as the mechanical response goes, YOU ARE 100% CORRECT. Point well taken. Mike

1st the question: Is anyone using the output from a DRO as the position indicator in a servo system. I've been contemplating this for quite some time, and am fascinated (specially because I have

Flashcut does not reconise G40 & G41 the commands for cutter offset off &on. Although my SW supports tool offset I have always preferred to draw the offset in my cad program. Bobcad does support

I have downloaded the demo versions of DesKAM and DeskNC for evaluation. I have come across a snag in DesKAM, or maybe it's something I don't have set right, but, here's the problem. I loaded into

Steve Gunsel wrote: Well, as a bit of a pioneer in this area (for home shop use) I might just be a bit biased. But, I think they are worth the effort (and cost). The advantage is that you can have

"Ian W. Wright" wrote: I can't answer as far as flashcut is concerned, but there are RS-274D modal commands that specify 'cutter left of part' or 'cutter right of part'. In Bobcad/CAM, they really

Delurking.... I'm a manufacturing engineer by trade & full time occupation, and in my 2nd full time job I run my own machine shop. I've got a 1977 vintage Hurco CNC, servo based, 2.5 axis, on

If you look hard enough, you can get lucky. If you're in a hurry, you can spend $$$. I got four or five huge steppers for $5 ea from a shop that was clearing out a lot of "junk". I bought a