CNC at Cabin Fever Expo
Posted by
Ron Ginger
on 2007-12-08 14:50:09 UTC
Cabin Fever Expo will be Jan 19 and 20, 2008 at York PA. This year the
show will be in a new and larger building and we have been offered a lot
more room for CNC displays and exhibits.
For the past few years I have led a seminar on how to convert a mill to
CNC, but this year we are actually going to do it at the show. We have
an X2 mill and will be converting it to CNC. Best part is you will be
able to buy a raffle ticket and someone is going to take the mill home.
If all goes well this mill will be run by the new 'mach in a box'
system, but if someone can help I would like to also see it run on EMC
or any other software.
I would like to encourage lots of exhibits of CNC projects. We will have
plenty of room and electrical power. We also have room for a couple
seminars if anyone wants to lead one.
There is also an auction the day before the show, Friday Jan 18. See
http://www.cabinfeverexpo.com/ for details of the show and auction.
In my view this has become the best model engineering event of the year.
I hope to see lots of CNC interest at the show.
There is no requirement for advance registration, but I'd like to get a
sense of how many guys will be bringing CNC demos. Let me know if you
are planning to bring something. Of course, if you are planning to be a
vendor and sell stuff you must register with the show and pay for vendor
space.
ron ginger
show will be in a new and larger building and we have been offered a lot
more room for CNC displays and exhibits.
For the past few years I have led a seminar on how to convert a mill to
CNC, but this year we are actually going to do it at the show. We have
an X2 mill and will be converting it to CNC. Best part is you will be
able to buy a raffle ticket and someone is going to take the mill home.
If all goes well this mill will be run by the new 'mach in a box'
system, but if someone can help I would like to also see it run on EMC
or any other software.
I would like to encourage lots of exhibits of CNC projects. We will have
plenty of room and electrical power. We also have room for a couple
seminars if anyone wants to lead one.
There is also an auction the day before the show, Friday Jan 18. See
http://www.cabinfeverexpo.com/ for details of the show and auction.
In my view this has become the best model engineering event of the year.
I hope to see lots of CNC interest at the show.
There is no requirement for advance registration, but I'd like to get a
sense of how many guys will be bringing CNC demos. Let me know if you
are planning to bring something. Of course, if you are planning to be a
vendor and sell stuff you must register with the show and pay for vendor
space.
ron ginger