Re: Understanding cnc lathe programming?
Posted by
Arnie Minear
on 2007-06-27 09:43:49 UTC
Jeff,
It may depend upon what you are building. I use mach3 on my lathe
quite a bit.
The lazy cam is fairly new for being able to do anything for the lathe
on it. Not sure if all the bugs are worked out on it yet.
I mainly use the wizards in Mach3, (a conversational type program) and
I have build several wizards to make other things not included in the
mach package.
Somethings I use several wizards to make the complete part and then
combine the Gcode into one package to do the complete part at one shot.
What are you making?
Arnie
It may depend upon what you are building. I use mach3 on my lathe
quite a bit.
The lazy cam is fairly new for being able to do anything for the lathe
on it. Not sure if all the bugs are worked out on it yet.
I mainly use the wizards in Mach3, (a conversational type program) and
I have build several wizards to make other things not included in the
mach package.
Somethings I use several wizards to make the complete part and then
combine the Gcode into one package to do the complete part at one shot.
What are you making?
Arnie
Discussion Thread
jeffspinner
2007-06-26 23:36:11 UTC
Understanding cnc lathe programming?
stcnc2000
2007-06-27 07:59:10 UTC
Re: Understanding cnc lathe programming?
Arnie Minear
2007-06-27 09:43:49 UTC
Re: Understanding cnc lathe programming?