Jack,
I believe "Inkscape" will accept a scan and has a G-code module.
I haven't tried the G-code though.
Chris
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a...@conceptmachinery.com wrote:
> Hello
> I want to ask about “home made spindle” belt drive.
> I look and found spindle with CAT 30 made in China but also in China for $
> 1500. It looks good but too heavy for my application – cutting wood –
> plastic. Is there is some simple spindle on 2 or 3 be
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Chris B.
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Kirk,
I don't know what exactly you want to do for a business. It's obviously
something along the lines of cnc work. I don't have any experience in
that business but I can offer some general thoughts about finding work
and maintaining it.
Networking, word of mouth and referrals are best. Ask a
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Source - http://www.delorie.com/gnu/dl/gnuindex.cgi/ftp.gnu.org/plotutils
Otherwise I see that they can be used with TEX, IDL, Java ....
Chris
Chris Barker wrote:
> I'm interested being they are free to use . :^)
> What font utilities will read .jhf files? In either Linux or M
I'm interested being they are free to use . :^)
What font utilities will read .jhf files? In either Linux or MS Windows.
If I can ultimately get them into CAD then I can go from there.
Thanks,
Chris
John Kasunich wrote:
> The Hershey fonts (public domain, as long as they aren't in one
> partic
Aram,
Looking closer at that link those are only the flange mounts. The
bearings are not included.
For a .311" shaft end they are also recommending 2 deep groove ball
bearings and not angular contact bearings.
Chris
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> Hi
> Hi
>
> I found something close
>
> First end o
Aram,
Those flange mount bearings coupled with a good anti-backlash nut will
give you a tight axis.
I still think that the flex in a long 3/8" leadscrew is something to
consider.
Chris
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Hi
Hi
I found something close
First end of lead screw= need have
http://www.
Aram,
Since you are only talking about cutting wood and plastic a standard
ball bearing would probably work.
Angular thrust bearings are hard to find in sizes smaller than 10mm Id.
The best way would be to support the leadscrew with 2 bearings, 1 on
each end and not a floating leadscrew with 1 b
Thank you, Bjorn,
I will look closely at your .ini file examples.
When I say 'shared home and limit' I mean physically the same switch. I
see that you address that.
This will give me something to start from .
Chris
Bjørn Kristiansen wrote:
Subject:
ce my machine is fairly common.
Chris
John Kasunich wrote:
Chris Barker wrote:
Is it possible to edit the conf file manually?
YES, very much so.
EMC has _always_ been configured by editing ini and hal files. Stepconf
is brand new in version 2.2, and is a "wizard&qu
n pull
the line to ground.
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From: "Chris Barker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Good Evening,
I am working through the setup of my router table using the Stepconf
Wizard.
I have a question about how to configure my home and limit switches in
the wiz
I was just thinking that one possibility is I could not use the switches
as 'home' switches. Just call them limits and manually home each axis.
Chris
Jeff Epler wrote:
> stepconf only gives a tiny, tiny subset of all the configurations that
> can be created through emc2's HAL. It sounds like yo
ese options.
Is there another way I can set it up in the software?
Thanks,
Chris Barker
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