Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Wish: list of successful software/hardware combinations
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2000-04-03 21:20:11 UTC
Doug Fortune wrote:
I'm still looking
for another small ballscrew for the cross slide.
I have a 1941 Bridgeport mill, converted from M head to J head, with 3
axis CNC.
I am using servos and shaft encoders to control it, using my own servo
amps.
CNC control is with EMC under (Real Time) Red Hat Linux 5.2.
I also have one of the 4 x 6" Chinese bandsaws, a Roper-Whitney 5-ton
foot-operated
punch press, and a 3' finger brake.
I also have a complete PC board facility, with a homemade laser
photoplotter,
a film resist laminator, and a spray etcher. I drill the boards on the
CNC mill, with
an air-bearing drill spindle clamped to the side of the mill's quill.
I have pictures of some of this on these pages :
http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~jmelson/Machining.html
Look under CNC for the pages of interest.
I use Bobcad/CAM Ver. 16.1 to create complex designs for the CNC, and
also have a bunch of my own programs that generate simple operations
more easily.
You can see (and download some of) these at
http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~jmelson/gcode.html
You can email me at jmelson@...
Jon
>I have an Atlas 10" manual lathe, but will eventually convert to CNC.
> I would like to see a list of successful software/hardware
> combinations,
> complete with an (optional but desirable) email contact for each one.
>
> I'll put a web page together if enough people email me their
> combinations.
I'm still looking
for another small ballscrew for the cross slide.
I have a 1941 Bridgeport mill, converted from M head to J head, with 3
axis CNC.
I am using servos and shaft encoders to control it, using my own servo
amps.
CNC control is with EMC under (Real Time) Red Hat Linux 5.2.
I also have one of the 4 x 6" Chinese bandsaws, a Roper-Whitney 5-ton
foot-operated
punch press, and a 3' finger brake.
I also have a complete PC board facility, with a homemade laser
photoplotter,
a film resist laminator, and a spray etcher. I drill the boards on the
CNC mill, with
an air-bearing drill spindle clamped to the side of the mill's quill.
I have pictures of some of this on these pages :
http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~jmelson/Machining.html
Look under CNC for the pages of interest.
I use Bobcad/CAM Ver. 16.1 to create complex designs for the CNC, and
also have a bunch of my own programs that generate simple operations
more easily.
You can see (and download some of) these at
http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~jmelson/gcode.html
You can email me at jmelson@...
Jon
Discussion Thread
Jon Elson
2000-04-03 21:20:11 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Wish: list of successful software/hardware combinations