On 10 Feb 2009 at 0:27, raymondj wrote:

> Thanks to all who wrote.  I have emc installed on a way...way... too
> old and 
> slow computer but I've been playing with it.  I am mostly interested
> in 
> using CNC to make shapes that would be almost impossible to machine
> by hand. 
> I assume that will entail many more than 3 axis control.  Can anyone
> recommend a book focused on this type of work.  I hope to have a 3D
> scanner 
> someday.
> 
> Raymond Julian
> Kettle River, MN
> 
Make a touch probe and you have a 3D scanner in your mill. Do a google search 
for touch 
probe.

Depends on the type of 3D and if you need to mill at an angle to your table. If 
you only need 
a ball mill and lots of time then you can do it with a 3 axis mill.

John



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