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There is a version of Sheetcam that runs on Linux as well

(Shuddering in fear - - - ) FreeCAD for modeling has so far been my nemesis . . .

There is a plugin for FreeCAD that will generate G Code.?? FreeCad runs on everything.

<martin.at.leasingham@...> wrote: Any CAM versions that run on Linux? Regards

Estlcam is another option

And in case anyone is wondering what the schematic is of, I've attached a photo captured off the AliExpress site. This one is listed at $3.86 Cdn. The biggest design flaw is the USB connector for

CAMBAM does the trick

I use Sheetcam as well. Worth every penny. Andy Wander Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2023 7:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] *.dxf to G-Code I use Sheetcam

I use Sheetcam https://www.sheetcam.com/

You can import DXF files into UCCNC and in turn generate GCode (using their CAM option). A free demo version would prove whether it worked, maybe. Sent: 18 March 2023 14:50 To:

wrote: > > > Dunno what was sent - - - all I get is a blank blob. Please TIA >

Load your DXF file into fusion 360 then use the post processor for your your particular machine. If your machine is not identified, normally a generic PP will work.

Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2023 9:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MachCNC] *.dxf to G-Code How can a DXF file be converted to a G-Code file?? My computer hard

How can a DXF file be converted to a G-Code file?? My computer hard drive crashed and I lost a lot of data. I thought I had backup files of everything, but I had a bad disc and lost some files and

Ah. Got it. I've attached the updated drawing of the MACH3 Break Out Board from China. My apologies to anyone who might have been confused by the schematic. The error is that I thought the P1

I set up an older PC that had MACH2 since it has a parallel port. Installed MACH3 on it and just got things rolling. Need to bring the scope over. With the meter it looks like it's all working

If you are using a PMDX-107 with your PMDX-126, then it sounds like you have the signals on the wrong pins. The PMDX-107 expects the PWM signal on Pin 16 and the Direction signal on Pin 14.

Yes. I did that. I have Pulley #1 set to 3000 RPM (ratio is 1). In the Settings (ALT6) screen I have Pulley #1 selected. So theoretically if I ask for S3000 M3 I should see 100% PWM out to pin 14

In Mach3 go to:

I may have to pull out the scope but I'm having trouble with the PWM output from MACH3 to a USB Smooth Stepper. I have the Spindle set in Motor Outputs to pin 14 Port 1 and Direction set to Pin 16