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I would love to see a two key option for Jog, Ctrl (jogkey) for increment and Shift (jogkey) for velocity, or something similar. How would this effect programming game joysticks, one of which I intend

Servo Not necessarily requiring combination key strokes. But having it the option. For some reason I like the idea of the jog keys only being the jog keys. The same with feed hold, if

In one of my previous lives I learned about "site engineering". It's very nice to have a preplanned project and scope it all out with a great CAM program, but sometimes , if you're maching for

Josh, Are you saying that you would like to be required to deploy two hot keys for axis jogging so as to eliminate the chance of an inadvertent jog command? If so I would like to add to your

Hello. I'm currently working on the control panel for my Bridgeport Rigid Ram. I'd like to have the axis hotkeys use designated inputs. I have tried using the control + arrow keys for jogging.

Hi I have a BP clone with westamp servos and a blown control and a bad X axis glass scale. I've been hemming and hawing on what is the best direction for me to take. I,m not planing on doing

Ok Guys, We are drifting here. Try and keep it on track please. Alan , "Servo Wizard" <servowizard@y...> wrote: real if <arturo5@n...>

Guys, My opinion on this that it likens the old farm boy that found a real foxy girl friend but chose to still do it by hand. Obviously Mach2 and the foxy girl friend could and would do a better

Not doing on tools with negative Z offsets? Tool path for that tool is being drawn off to the left by the amount of offset from other toolpaths. -- Steve Blackmore

HI All: RC11 is online. It deals with certain issues that have come up with various lathe topics. Some Mill fixes, but only fairly insignificant ones. RC2 has been removed. RC11 will become the

The Bridgeport Easyturn here at work has an encoder hand wheel that can be set so that the x axis is slaved to the z axis. Move the carrage and the x axis moves as well. Andy wrote: a And

Yes, a "Virtual Compound Rest" operated by two buttons rather than a hand crank, and not limited to the travel distance of a real one. And then because the CNC version has to be better, two more

OIver a hundred messages today supposedly from many of the list members. Hard to say how many are actually infected, but I hgave scanned and am clear myself. Be very carefull opening any attachements

I am seeking some help in making a determination on which CNC software to choose. Are there members that have experience in making mold patterns with the Sherline Mill and the approach to those

Jerry: Ahh, I see what you mean. Kind of a Jog "hotkey" that drives 2 axis in a set slope. I will try to add that to the list and see what can be done... Thanks, Art www.artofcnc.ca

This is a perfect example of what alan was talking about. Here I am full of excitement about maybe someone has some info about my problem but noooo its about the virus. And just so there's no

Art, I meant only that the compass would indicate the general direction but that an exact number would be entered. The need for the compass is that entering a number of degrees is fine but there is

There is old, mass-mailing virus called W32.Sobig.F@mm that appears to be making the rounds again, and I have already received emails with the virus as attachments and just deleted them... If you

Yup - got 32 instances of sobig.w today, one of which even purported to have come from you <G>. -- Steve Blackmore

Hi Josh: It sounds like a video related slowdown. I suggest tinkering with your video. As to the softlimit problem, I will check the code, but a softlimit hit should stop the program. I recommend