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This is not just a USB to parallel converter, it is a motion control device. One of the benefits is that it cures some of the timing issues that you have when trying to do motion control with Windows based computers.
I was just thinking that if I subtract my model from a cube, set the nozzle size to .5",layer thickness to say .25", and do something else that I am surely missing, that CW would output some nice code if I could just run it backwards!
Some of the rapid moves might mow some of the wrong stuff too I guess.Hint,hint, beg, beg, beg...
This would be a very handy tool.
Statistics: Posted by sitzme — Thu May 22, 2014 12:23 pm
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been very busy the last weeks but i have had some progress, finally
it was a problem with the software and with the connectors. after finding and solving the problems, it was just a try&error how fast the machine could work.
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right now i´m thinking about converting that beast into a fdm printer, but thats exactly were the problems start... how the hell should i tell Mach3 to work in the opposite way
Statistics: Posted by Leinad78 — Tue May 13, 2014 2:26 am
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CAD AND CAM Software; March special $399.00
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Statistics: Posted by SIDRANA — Fri Mar 07, 2014 10:07 pm
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look on yb how to make gcode is called toolpath and you ready to go
if you have company bay artcam or type3 which on you like the are very expensive artcam is about 5k type3 10k
Statistics: Posted by goldi80 — Fri Mar 07, 2014 6:53 pm
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Statistics: Posted by SIDRANA — Thu Feb 06, 2014 10:31 pm
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