Re: Intro

type it is www.teachcnc.com
-----Original Message-----
Dan
From: Brian Fairey <bfairey@...>
To: CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@onelist.com <CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@onelist.com>
Date: Sunday, May 09, 1999 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Intro

>From: Brian Fairey <bfairey@...>
>
>Dan cant find www.teachnc.com
>Brian.
>
>Dan Mauch wrote:
>
>> From: "Dan Mauch" <dmauch@...>
>>
>> Welcome to the group. I visited Perth/Fremantle about 10 years ago. Loved
>> the Aussies I met.
>> I have retofitted my 8x36 200mmX900mm vertical mill to a servo CNC

system.

>> First, it used some 2.4 amp drivers with a 450 oz in steppe r motors.

Then

>> I built 5 amp drivers for it then converted it to the present servo

system.

>> Milling a 3" diameter bore with a 3/8" end mill is a joy.
>> I would start by d/ling a dempo copy of Desknc for Dos at www.deskam.com
>> This is a fine low cost G code interpreter. You can also go to
>> www.teachnc.com and read about G code instructions. From there it it a
>> simple mater to convert autocad dxf files to G code. There are sveral

free

>> program that do that. last you need to learn about various stepper
>> motor/servo systems and how they work and what their limitations are.
>> You will also want to visit www.metalworking.com for other pictures of

cnc

>> retofits information. While there d/l a copy of Stepster for a free G

code

>> interpreter.
>> Dan
>>
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