Re: Any recommendations for a g-code interpreter

on 2002-09-04 05:53:42 UTC

Hi Kim.
If you want to get some work done, rather than "experience the
thrill" of getting it to work, then go for TurboCNC from
www.dakeng.com it's $20, has frequent updates and new features and
is superb in its functionality.
All the best, Martin.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "kimvellore" <kim@b...> wrote:
> I am going through conversion of my endmill to CNC and for a start
I
> am looking for a g-code interpreter. Is there any favorite program
in
> this group or for the hobbyist? I have x,y,z and a rotary table to
> control.
> Thanks
> Kim

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