Re: Help with cnc

1. The first thing I read was Dan Mauch's secrets of CNC on his
website:

http://www.seanet.com/~dmauch/

He also sells some nice stuff too!

2. Do google searches for step and direction control

3. have a look at www.geckodrive.com for economic but capable
stepper/servo drives suitable for upto Bridgeport sized machines.

Graham (still a novice but still learning)






--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, henry von stade
<marinepond@y...> wrote:

> Hi everyone
> What i know about CNC is about nothing i have seen two
> machines working in my lifetime and what a site
> ,electronics was never my interest because its
> changing day by day and keeping track took some effort
> i used to build bugs, amps, and so,in the early
> days.nowadays im looking for a challenge ,bored out of
> my skull married two kids wife going to bed at 7h30
> found the internet lately with some amazing people ,
> like you, i have always wanted to build a machine that
> does the work for me I would love to learn more but
> where should i start, could you give me some sites
> where it explain more about how CNC machines works,i
> am a turbotechnician a good machinist, engineer in
> developing have a succesfull bussiness sharing with
> four brothers could build anything mechanical have all
> the machines available except CNC but still need to
> know how to diy CNC
> Thank you in advance
> Henry
>
>
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