Computers in the Shop
Posted by
too_many_tools
on 2004-06-27 13:17:51 UTC
I am putting together a CNC outfit for my shop.
I have a variety of computers available to me (laptops,
horizontal/vertical desktops, rack mounts) to choose from for the
controller. Same goes for the furniture that the computer will be in
or on.
I would like to hear from others as to what your computer
configuration is and how well it works for you.
Some of the issues that I am looking at...
How important is it to have the computer ruggedized for the less than
favorable conditions that a shop environment presents?
What type of rack, desk, table, etc. do you use to hold your
equipment?
How portable? Built into a stationary rack/desk or should it be
portable to move around to different machines?
Do you use it standing or sitting?
How big a display? Monochrome or color? CRT or LCD?
What type of keyboard? Mouse or trackball?
Thanks in advance,
TMT
I have a variety of computers available to me (laptops,
horizontal/vertical desktops, rack mounts) to choose from for the
controller. Same goes for the furniture that the computer will be in
or on.
I would like to hear from others as to what your computer
configuration is and how well it works for you.
Some of the issues that I am looking at...
How important is it to have the computer ruggedized for the less than
favorable conditions that a shop environment presents?
What type of rack, desk, table, etc. do you use to hold your
equipment?
How portable? Built into a stationary rack/desk or should it be
portable to move around to different machines?
Do you use it standing or sitting?
How big a display? Monochrome or color? CRT or LCD?
What type of keyboard? Mouse or trackball?
Thanks in advance,
TMT
Discussion Thread
too_many_tools
2004-06-27 13:17:51 UTC
Computers in the Shop
cnc002@a...
2004-06-27 15:13:47 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Computers in the Shop
washcomp
2004-06-27 18:15:29 UTC
Re: Computers in the Shop
too_many_tools
2004-07-01 22:28:15 UTC
Re: Computers in the Shop
Jon Elson
2004-07-02 09:27:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Computers in the Shop