On Sat, 2008-05-10 at 12:57 -0400, John Kasunich wrote:
Streaming is out of the question. The link is ADSL. Download speeds
aren't bad, upload speeds are noticeably less. Last year's webcam took
a photo once every minute, and it took several seconds (sometimes 10) to
upload each one.
Hi Ray,
I have lots of space available for hosting at DH.
Last I checked around 400G or so ;) (should probably be enough).
Too bad I can't make it to Fest.. but there's always next year..
Regards,
Alex
On Sat, 2008-05-10 at 09:50 -0500, Ray Henry wrote:
In previous years we have placed a web
Hi,
Streaming is out of the question. The link is ADSL.
My vote would go for DVD iso's if someone would host them - or maybe host one
apiece. I would love to take part in the fest but its just out of the question
- I've just had a week in NY with my brother and the domestic chancellor would
Hi Fabio,
Sorry about the delay.. ;-) (processing queue at work after FISL)
On Tue, 2008-04-29 at 17:08 -0300, Fabio Gilii wrote:
Regarding next FISL+EMC Fest, I want to say that is a quite big CNC
community here in Brazil and possibly is very interesting to them
participate of such
Sven,
If you asked about FISL+EMC, FISL isn't in Europe. In fact, FISL
happens every year in Brazil, and is the world largest FLOSS
event.
http://www.fisl.org.br/
Next FISL will be held on June, 2009. We are (I am) planning to make
a CNC Workshop and/or EMC Fest during next FISL.
Regards,
Hi
I want to send my conputer and motor with UPS to Cardinal Engineering and
i want to know if someone will be there to take that staf from UPS?
can i use UPS to send my machine to Cardinal Engineering better to put?
thanks
Aram
I'd love to come to the workshop, hopefully transportation and
Aram, did you see my post on the MPG pendant?
John
On 4 May 2008 at 9:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I want to send my conputer and motor with UPS to Cardinal Engineering
and i want to know if someone will be there to take that staf from
UPS? can i use UPS to send my machine to Cardinal
hi
no. can you send it again?
about MPG. there are several things.
1. even it looks same cable is different. switch for 6 axis has only 4 wires.
2. con wheel has normal quadrature out put, and not with differential out
put.
so, even they look similar they are no exactly the same.
make MPG work is
I'd love to come to the workshop, hopefully transportation and funds will
permit. If i can come, i will hopefully bring some of my axis servos and
drives and maybe the VFD off of my machine, just to play with. if i
actually have it running at that time i might not be able to, but i dont
know.
Hi there,
Does anybody use or know whether EMC will work (without headaches or
major customization) with the following CNC Masters Kit:
CNC Supra Vertical Knee Mill Retrofit Kit
Any help or feedback will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Peet de Vos
Orax Solutions
082 629 9915
[EMAIL
On Wed, 2008-04-30 at 15:38 +0200, Peet de Vos wrote:
Hi there,
Does anybody use or know whether EMC will work (without headaches or
major customization) with the following CNC Masters Kit:
CNC Supra Vertical Knee Mill Retrofit Kit
Any help or feedback will be much appreciated.
Peet de Vos wrote:
Hi there,
Does anybody use or know whether EMC will work (without headaches or
major customization) with the following *CNC Masters* Kit:
_CNC Supra Vertical Knee Mill Retrofit Kit___
http://www.cncmasters.com/CNC%2520Supra%2520Retrofit%2520Kit.htm
They are not real
regarding EMC-Fest FISL...
Attend over the internet :)
we spend our time on these computers, oughta learn to use them ;)
( shame on me for not knowing how to video conference yet :(
TomP
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This SF.net email is sponsored by
Certainly cheaper over the net than physical transport. I did look at
flights and they were not cheap (~ 1400 to 1800) and will probably
increase by 20% or so by next year. :-(
Living in dry country I also looked at the temps and humidity. ...
pretty steady 25-30 degrees with 70 +/- 5%
Perhaps next FISL will be on June, one dry month on Porto Alegre.
On Tue, 2008-04-29 at 09:43 -0700, Dave Engvall wrote:
Certainly cheaper over the net than physical transport. I did look at
flights and they were not cheap (~ 1400 to 1800) and will probably
increase by 20% or so by next
FISL, since 3th edition, has always been broadcast trough the internet,
using theora ogg encoding (watch with VLC, mplayer, etc).
Videos of past events, key note speaks and talks are available on
http://tv.softwarelivre.org
http://mirrors.softwarelivre.org/fisl6/
Regarding next FISL+EMC Fest, I want to say that is a quite big CNC
community here in Brazil and possibly is very interesting to them
participate of such meeting...
I'm owner of a discussion forum focused in building simple CNC machines, and
some of us are using EMC² in our machines, and I think
Hi
round trip with soth west $ 550 from portland to chicago
Certainly cheaper over the net than physical transport. I did look at
flights and they were not cheap (~ 1400 to 1800) and will probably
increase by 20% or so by next year. :-(
Living in dry country I also looked at the temps and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
round trip with soth west $ 550 from portland to chicago
Certainly cheaper over the net than physical transport. I did look at
flights and they were not cheap (~ 1400 to 1800) and will probably
increase by 20% or so by next year. :-(
Living in dry country I
HiI just received a call from Roland Friestad, the guy who puts
together the CNC-Workshop each year. He has had a fairly severe heart
attack. Got home from the hospital today and called me. He will try
to get the web registration up in the next week and was wondering if we
could help with some of
Hi
I want to ask about next CNC festival.
Will be any class, as a class where is instructor that taking question and
addressing questions?
2 years ago Ray Henry was instructor. Last year Jon Elson teach about
tune up. Stuart Stevenson help with Linux part.
I am sure that it will be good for the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I want to ask about next CNC festival.
Will be any class, as a class where is instructor that taking question and
addressing questions?
2 years ago Ray Henry was instructor. Last year Jon Elson teach about
tune up.
I will arrange to do two seminars. One on
Can we do another CNC Festival during the 10th FISL, next year?
On Mon, 2008-04-28 at 12:06 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I want to ask about next CNC festival.
Will be any class, as a class where is instructor that taking question and
addressing questions?
2
FISL will be held in Porto Alegre - Brazil.
The exact date still not defined, but I can estimate it will be
or on April or on June.
Regards,
On Mon, 2008-04-28 at 17:17 -0300, Filipi Vianna wrote:
Can we do another CNC Festival during the 10th FISL, next year?
On Mon, 2008-04-28 at
is not
conducive to this type of meeting among volunteers.
Ken
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From: Filipi Vianna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 5:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] CNC Fest
FISL will be held in Porto Alegre
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 5:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] CNC Fest
FISL will be held in Porto Alegre - Brazil.
The exact date still not defined, but I can estimate it will be
or on April or on June.
Regards,
On Mon, 2008-04-28 at 17:17 -0300, Filipi Vianna wrote:
Can we do another CNC
Hi Filipi
That would be a great thing. Keep up the good work and we'll look for
announcements.
Rayh
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From: Filipi Vianna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] CNC Fest
Date: Mon, 28 Apr
I am involved in the CNC Industry. I have done the Basic Fanuc and Siemens
controls programming systems. I am trying to find out what package Linux
have,and what is the easiest one to use. The procedure i want to do is to
scan in the shape of the part to be machined and have the programme work out
About 50 people showed up for my Why CNC? An Introduction
talk at Cabin Fever Expo, perhaps ten snuck out early, and
about two dozen hung around afterward for the demo. I think
a good time was had by all: the presenter wasn't injured
during the after-game melee.
I made a botch of the demo by
On Tuesday 22 January 2008, Ed Nisley wrote:
About 50 people showed up for my Why CNC? An Introduction
talk at Cabin Fever Expo, perhaps ten snuck out early, and
about two dozen hung around afterward for the demo. I think
a good time was had by all: the presenter wasn't injured
during the
set
up to cut something besides air.
Cheers,
Steve Stallings
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ed Nisley
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 9:25 AM
To: emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Emc-users] CNC Presentation Trip Report
Gene Heskett wrote:
My daughter was enchanted by the craftsmanship on display at
the Expo and gained an appreciation of what's required to
produce -perfect- work instead of doing just enough to get
by. Truly, those engines are jewelry, not machinery!
If it is anything like the work shown at the
On Tuesday 22 January 2008, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Tuesday 22 January 2008, Ed Nisley wrote:
About 50 people showed up for my Why CNC? An Introduction
talk at Cabin Fever Expo, perhaps ten snuck out early, and
about two dozen hung around afterward for the demo. I think
a good time was had by all:
If someone needs it emailed, or zipped
A ZIP file won't be much smaller, alas, because the JPG
images are so large.
I just generated a version with brutally squashed pictures
that look pretty grotty, but the file is a mere 1.6 MB:
I need to
1) cut very fine threads on largish diameter tubes. (about 6 diameter
pipe/tubing. Inside and outside thread.).
2) Cut fine threads on small diameter tubes. (sherline or Taig probably
will do)
If someone have experience with theis, please advice as to the best
affordable machines for
Stainless or nylon? Makes difference, you see...
2007/11/26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I need to
1) cut very fine threads on largish diameter tubes. (about 6 diameter
pipe/tubing. Inside and outside thread.).
2) Cut fine threads on small diameter tubes. (sherline or Taig probably
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to
1) cut very fine threads on largish diameter tubes. (about 6 diameter
pipe/tubing. Inside and outside thread.).
2) Cut fine threads on small diameter tubes. (sherline or Taig probably
will do)
If someone have experience with theis, please advice as to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to
(order reversed to put the easy one first)
2) Cut fine threads on small diameter tubes.
Just about any lathe will do. If the spindle thru-hole is larger than
the workpiece diameter, workholding easy, since you can chuck it up with
just the end to be
Sears Roebuck Company was a GREAT retailer at one time. But since I
remember they have always been a little high priced. When they were a real
catalog retailer you could purchase almost anything in life from them (in
the 1920's or so I think they sold house kits). Still their small tool,
power
Yes it is old... Trick!
Just plain advertising WITHOUT any SIGN of technical merit. And how do
you connect EMC to it? (you spam-bot posted this to emc-users mailing
list YOU HEAR RIGHT, EMC U-S-E-R-S ) Plus, the Sears have no
establishment in my country and in hundred others too, while EMC is
I am sorry, but this can not be discerned from automatic spam generator.
As for non-availability, TESCO for example advertises products they do
not have on general sale, they have, but 2-3 PIECES for 5-milion
inhabitants! Now imagine their offer of some cheaper high-quality
electronics, like a
Mario. wrote:
Oh, yes, I will never buy Sears, because they advertise something they
do not even manufacture,
Sears doesn't manufacture ANYTHING in their entire store. At one time,
they may have made
some of the Craftsman brand of small hand tools themselves. Now, they
are just a department
So, Sears is a some kind of hobby-TESCO?
So, similar practices can be awaited... either lie as much as you can,
or perish.
And, sorry again to all for overreacting to advertising, had to deal
with lots of dumb, stupid, and idiotic customers for the past year -
most of them wanting to buy goods
Message -
From: Jon Elson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] CNC routing goes mainstream
Mario. wrote:
Oh, yes, I will never buy Sears, because they advertise something
On Mon, 2007-01-01 at 23:37 +0100, Mario. wrote:
By the way, I NEVER heard of any Sears before in my entire life. Maybe
except of Sears Tower.
Yep, that's them. Been around for quite a while. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sears_Tower
I guess it had to happen sometime..
I was watching the Barret Jackson auction tonight an an interesting Sears
commercial appeared.
Seems Sears in now selling a CNC wood router, the Compucarve.
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