Re: Lurking... and learning
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 1999-06-17 23:09:06 UTC
"Leighton M. Reed-Nickerson" wrote:
wringer on this. I even had an antique commercial CNC control first,
but it was slow and a bit unreliable. Now that the trail has been blazed,
the pain should be a LOT less. And, although I have not actually run
a machine with the competing products, I have run their demos, and
looked at what they can, and CAN'T do. I feel quite happy with EMC,
and wouldn't want anything else. Maybe, someday, we'll even have
conversational programming, but I'm making parts, and loving every
minute of it!
Jon
> From: "Leighton M. Reed-Nickerson" <w2hie@...>Well, no question about it, us bleeding edge guys really went through the
> I've seen references to Max-NC and Ah-ha, but no mention of Microkinetics...
> is that because Microkinetics is. In the opinions of the group, good or bad,
> or too expensive. Or, is it that this group is getting a lot of enjoyment
> and gratification out of home-brew CNC, where I'm into CNC to make parts
> fast and efficiently.
>
> Please don't take that as a criticism, If I had the time I would love to
> home brew a CNC controller.
wringer on this. I even had an antique commercial CNC control first,
but it was slow and a bit unreliable. Now that the trail has been blazed,
the pain should be a LOT less. And, although I have not actually run
a machine with the competing products, I have run their demos, and
looked at what they can, and CAN'T do. I feel quite happy with EMC,
and wouldn't want anything else. Maybe, someday, we'll even have
conversational programming, but I'm making parts, and loving every
minute of it!
Jon
Discussion Thread
Leighton M. Reed-Nickerson
1999-06-17 19:54:00 UTC
Lurking... and learning
Robert Campbell
1999-06-17 20:14:33 UTC
Re: Lurking... and learning
Jon Elson
1999-06-17 23:09:06 UTC
Re: Lurking... and learning
Matt Shaver
1999-06-17 23:53:57 UTC
Re: Lurking... and learning
Jon Elson
1999-06-18 12:20:35 UTC
Re: Lurking... and learning