RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Preferance between DeskNC and CNC Pro?

DeskNC certainly runs just fine on a DOS machine. It also does both lathe
and mill. I gave it up because I was running into resonance problems that
were causing me to loose steps particularly when cutting a curve. It would
probably be worth trying as it is easy to use and seems to do a decent job
if you don't need to push the motors for a high max speed.

Tim
[Denver, Co]

> Yes Tim
> Two hours this time but what time have you got invested ?
> This request isn't for my own use but for a very simple pick and
> place system. It musy be DOS as that's all the customer understands.
> I personally use Ahha and I'm very pleased with it.
> Can usually get a conversion done in a working day.
> Present one is taking a little more time as it's a FULL rewire, motor
> and controler change, but Ahha seem to be the only decent low cost
> lathe package, others do mill but not many do both.