Nuts and Volts Magazine

In searching their website I found that Nut and Volts Magazine ran at least
one series of articles on CNC and the retrofit of a desktop milling machine.
Is anyone familiar with the series and is worthwhile to obtain the 4 back
issues at $5.00 each? Also, is it worthwhile for me to subscribe to Nuts and Volts
given my CAD/CAM CNC interests? Frankly, I am new to this although I have
been doing model engineering for years, and have a complete metal working shop
as well as 40 years experience in the computer field. So, I would like to get
a good baseline and have confidence in what I am doing, i.e., plan out and
execute the program without flying blind. Will Nuts and Volts help establish
this baseline?

Thanks,

Bill Kuehsel
Cold Spring, NY


AT HOME WITH COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL (CNC) — PART 1 - Dan Mauch
This article will explain the concepts of CNC and will be the first step in
automating the home workshop

THREE-AXIS CHOPPER, STEP MOTOR CONTROLLER FOR COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
(CNC) APPLICATIONS — PART 2 - Dan Mauch
This month, we build our three-axis, two-amp driver and do initial check-out
so the controls are ready for our machine to be converted to CNC

THREE-AXIS CHOPPER, STEP MOTOR CONTROLLER FOR COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
(CNC) APPLICATIONS — PART 3 - Dan Mauch
Configure, connect, adjust, and test the three-axis chopper driver built in
last month’s artic

THREE-AXIS CHOPPER, STEP MOTOR CONTROLLER FOR COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
(CNC) APPLICATIONS — PART 4 - Dan Mauch
Retrofitting a desktop milling machine for CNC



























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