On Sunday 25 October 2015 08:04:04 Tim wrote:
> > Hi All
> > I have been playing with the idea of building a hexapod or
> > Stuart platform mill with linuxcnc for the control system.
> > What I need help with at this stage is the design of the joints and
> > length of the struts. I have a
> Hi All
> I have been playing with the idea of building a hexapod or
> Stuart platform mill with linuxcnc for the control system.
> What I need help with at this stage is the design of the joints and
> length of the struts. I have a few designs in my head and sketched out
> on paper and
I discarded all these "New message" mails without opening because they
might be spoof, virus or something else of that kind.
Peter
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On 25 Oct 2015, at 10:50, Peter Blodow wrote:
> I discarded all these "New message" mails without opening because they
> might be spoof, virus or something else of that kind.
>
> Peter
>
Good choice.
I suspect we missed some amazing one-time-only offers on inventive biological
items.
Marcus
I found that draftsight allowed me to define my mechanical elements and by
using the 'sticky' characteristics of the dimension function, I was able to
move the machine elements, snap the components back on the hinge points, and
have the dimensions follow the new position. About 5 min worth of
rich, thats a review that makes me wanna look at it
(old mold maker with all fingers and eyes ;)
tomp tjtr33
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On 24 October 2015 at 14:19, linden wrote:
> Any hints or suggestions
> will be greatly appreciated.
I wonder if there is anything like
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine_(series)
That's almost all you need, but in 3D.
Googling suggests that there is a
a 3d version of that game and I'd be stuck in front of the computer for
days. lol
I have found this too just need some time to invest to figure out how it
works but still looking for an easer solution.
onshape looks good if only i had a decent internet
http://www.coppeliarobotics.com/
On
On 25 October 2015 at 15:23, Bruce Layne wrote:
> Jack may like LinuxCNC in the shop, but I'll bet his spambot infected
> email PC is running Windows. :-)
If you get any messages direct, rather than through LinuxCNC you will
see that the originating machine isn't
Jack might not be the only one who is running Uncle Bill's "software", judging
by the amount of dubious emails I received yesterday purporting to come from
other members of this list.
Perhaps I did miss an amazing one time offer, but I have a feeling I dodged the
snake oil once again :-)
Jack may like LinuxCNC in the shop, but I'll bet his spambot infected
email PC is running Windows. :-)
On 10/25/2015 08:21 AM, Marcus Bowman wrote:
> On 25 Oct 2015, at 10:50, Peter Blodow wrote:
>
>> I discarded all these "New message" mails without opening because they
>> might be spoof,
Very likely.
I spent some time last week cleaning out my mothers Windows 10 equipped
laptop remotely via Teamviewer to remove 10+ chunks of Malware that
infected it. The malware was really scrambling the OS. However, I
was surprised how well the OS recovered after I got the nasties out of
Normally I run Linux, but need winders for wife and an application or so.
Sorry for the problems. -- BTW, I do run antivirus on win machines, and
malwarebytes with updated databases regularly.
Nothing has been found in months.
Direct mail is preferred for this subject, as this subject is
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