Re: 3drouters - desperately seeking sign

Hello,

I agree. It appears to be largely complete and using "typical" parts
like the HCNC older style board in the controller box.

It may be as simple as loading a HCNC XML into Mach3 and it will
work. (I believe the companies ?Andrew mentions as being from the
same guy all used M3; so it should work well.

Ballendo

P.S. I've sent some offlist specific suggestions to Jack.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "nastynalls" <services@...>
wrote:

>
> I don't think it's a lost cause. I could have that machine running
> quickly probably. I use Flashcut gear, however, which greatly
> simplifies things for me.
> I think the MACH3 approach would be best for your setup. It's
> probably worth much more than 100 bucks. I would see if you could

get

> that MDF out of the equation.
>
> Brian
> >
> > Thanks for the input, Yes I turned him over to the State

Attorneys

> office
> > and put a good scare into him.
> > I personally beleive he is lucky to be alive from what I

understand

> he has
> > hurt alot of people and that is not healthy.
> >
> > I uploaded more pics of the machine on my website at

aerodecals.com

> projects
> > page cnc router thumbnail showing the machine and i took the top

off

> the
> > controller box and took pics of inside of it.
> > I do not know where to start Tom told me he would send me a

complete

> > machine and this is what i got after over a year and 2000 bucks
> later, oh well its
> > probably worth 100 bucks if the motors even work . Ithink they

are

> 12 or 24
> > volt and just want to see if i can tinker with it and get it

going

> maybe even
> > make something with it . Do you think its a lost cause or

what ?

> thanks in
> > advance for letting me vent thats worth the 2 gs lol Jack
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