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Ok Guys,

We are drifting here.
Try and keep it on track please.

Alan



, "Servo Wizard" <servowizard@y...> wrote:

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 job but only

if

the old farm boy could just figure out how to make it happen.

Servo


--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., "Arturo Moises"

<arturo5@n...>

wrote:

Good idea a "virtual compound rest" to work with a jog

button....You would need to type in line like: G0 Z4.0 X.5 then
there should be a code for jog...if you don't want it executed. (if
the taper is 4.0 long and the difference in the taper is .5)

Arturo

----- Original Message -----
From: andyolney
To: mach1mach2cnc@...
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 1:31 PM
Subject: [mach1mach2cnc] Re: Some rambling about "Turn"


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

--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., "ozzie34231" <Ozzie@c...>
wrote:
> 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

buttons

to

> move perpendicular to the set axis.
>
> Jerry
>



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--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., "Alan Trest"
<cncprojects0@h...> wrote:

Ok Guys,

We are drifting here.
Try and keep it on track please.

Alan

<snip>

and snipping the earlier citations would have removed 70 lines from
this message ;=)

It's more than just space on the Group. If you get individual mails
or view on the web then its easy to skip to the next message but if
you get the Digests or view with "Expand messages" then you have to
scroll through the dross. The <snip> is no work when replying on the
Group or by e-mail - we all need to try to "get the habit".

Best wishes

John Prentice

"Alan Trest"
wrote:

Ok Guys,

We are drifting here.
Try and keep it on track please.

Alan

John Prentice wrote:

and snipping the earlier citations would have removed 70 lines from
this message ;=)

Absolutely good point John:
Thanks,

Alan