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I have a CandCNC THC system and a Cutmaster A60 plasma torch I would like to sell...

Hmmm - - - which THC system did you install? Would also be curious as to the actual plasma system your working with. (I really want a decent sized plasma torch and buying a system from the big boys is

Thanks for the info, because of other commitments I will not be installing my THC system for about a month, but I will report back To the group on how this set up works. Chuck

Yes I programmed all that in... any issues and I know right where it is. And it's a great way to learn all the good:-)

Thanks Stan, Looks similar to what I get, except my post processor doesn’t show the (Comments) Chuck

I did... it is a jpg attachment

Stan, Would you please post a sample of your G-code I would like to compare it to the post processed G code using the Artsoft Plasma post processor. Thanks, Chuck

Run a network cable from the house computer to the workshop computer and set up a private network. Then you can send file between them and remote into each computer from the other one. If the distance

i need to figure out what i did with the wifi radio that as in the computer before i took it out or can probably find something else in some junk box :) not sure if the little wifi dongles will reach

sounds promising. I will check out tight VNC

There is no need for internet in the workshop. Just setup a private network with UTP between the shop computer and the house computer.

If both PCs are on your internal network, have you considered using VNC to access the workshop PC from the house? I use TightVNC to access various computers from my main PC and it works pretty well.

no internet on workshop computer, i don't want it getting fucked up.

Use remote desktop or perhaps VNC (https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/viewer/) to mirror your workshop screen in the house?

I have a license on the shop machine. I just want to use mill wizard in the house but can not figure out how to do that. I have internet from Viasat and it is unbelievably? fucked up. Ability to

Yes, that is correct. You can generate a JOB file, which saves all your operations and input values. You can then load the job file on a system with a license and generate gcode with it. Depending on

if i run millwizard without a license it does not let me see or save gcode, the buttons are grayed out. -- Best regards, Spencer Chase 67550 Bell S

Yes, you can run it on a desk machine to generate the gcode, then transfer that to your mill to cut it. You can also generate a job file on you desk, then transfer that to the shop computer to

Hi Spencer, if you log into your New Fangled account, under the license control, you can generate a license ?file for a 2nd PC. cheers Peter

I have a license for mach4 and use it on my shop computer. I would like to be ble to use the mill wizard in the comfort of my home when it is freezing in the shop. Can i use my license on this other