Hi,

Le jeu. 23 déc. 2021 à 20:05, John Dammeyer <jo...@autoartisans.com> a
écrit :

> ...

But I wonder if it wouldn't be a good idea in the new year to develop a
> build thread that takes a beginner through conversion of a mill to LCNC so
> it appears to be turnkey like the perhaps the ACORN CNC approach.
>
> Comments?
>


While working on docs translations migration and thinking about future
documentation work, "my" idea along this line would be to develop/document
a set of "reference implementations" to be used as plug and play recipes or
basis for adaptation.

These would cover all the usual suspects of DIY CNC projects like router,
laser, plasma, mill, lathe builds/conversion/retrofits.
These docs may provide infos for the size sensitive components for the
reader to adapt.

Another (complementary) approach would be to add to the docs a library of
well crafted howtos about the setup of the various subsystems like motion,
spindle/torch, coolant, limits, e-stop... Some kind of decision tree could
be provided to lead the implementor who'd find the appropriate support doc
for each choice he'd make.

For those of us that like to tinker with machines anyway, LinuxCNC is
already just great... For the rest of the world that'd better have a
machine that they can use to make stuff, we need to provide setups that
"just work" in a way or another.

Willing to work on this after docs migration and french translation is
done. I'm all in to bring LinuxCNC goodness to the masses without putting
the burden on the devs who I'd rather have working on fancier things for
the future...

As I may be unable to build an actual machine for the foreseable future. I
plan to start building docs using vismach, then move to tabletop/lab setups
with small real components, etc...

All these reference docs could have a category and a dedicated thread in
the forum to hold discussions, requests and criticisms.

TY
Jérémie

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