Hi
You guys are going to haveto hold my hand here
I run lspci -v and I get..
:00:06.0 Parallel controller: Timedia Technology Co Ltd: Unknown device
7268 (rev 01) (prog-if 02 [ECP])
Subsystem: Timedia Technology Co Ltd: Unknown device 0103
Flags: stepping, medium devsel, IRQ 9
Kirk Wallace wrote:
> Has anyone tried cutting gears with something similar to this
> arrangement?
>
> http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/Gear_Cutter-1b.png
>
> I was thinking a slot saw (gray disk) could be used, centered on the
> gear shaft(violet). The gear tooth form could be followe
Here is an interesting gear link:
http://www.cadquest.com/books/pdf/gears.pdf
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http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/
Hardinge HNC/EMC CNC lathe,
Bridgeport mill conversion, doing XY now,
Zubal lathe conversion pending
Craftsman AA 109 restoration
Shizuoka S
Hi Kirk,
Has anyone tried cutting gears with something similar to
this arrangement? >
I tried to get my head round this method of gear cutting a while ago and
gave up several times with a severe headache. It must be possible but it
would have to be done in a number of incr
Aaron,
I bought my 2 parallel port pci card from Newegg. It is uses a
netmos nm9815cv chip.
After physically plugging it into the computer, I ran "lspci -v" from
a terminal window to locate the port addresses. Thus far it was just
"plug and play".
The next step is to edit the ".hal" file
aaron Moore wrote:
> Hi
> Can some one tell me what I need to do to install a second parallel port
> apart from physically plugging it into the computer or will it
> just 'plug and play'
> Thanks for any help in this.
> Aaron
>
Check back in the archives to about the sixth (five days ago).
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for the port, if it is a PCI or newer card, it will probably just work.
Some old ISA and earlier cards had to be jumppered, but instructions came
with them.
Now 'just work' is another issue. The board can work, but you still have
some HAL
configuration to do to let EMC know how to deal.
I hope
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the glowing report ;-)
Autopackage doesn't seem to like ubuntu. I am testing some alternative
packaging methods. I'll make an announcement on this list once I have
something sorted out.
Les
aaron Moore wrote:
> Hi
> I have just installed sheetcam on my suse box and it is
What version of ubuntu are you installing it on? I think they may have
issues with the installer on dapper..
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.distributions.emc.user/7595
sam
aaron Moore wrote:
> Hi
> I have just installed sheetcam on my suse box and it is brilliant. However I
> do not s
Before flaming - I'm guessing you just joined today? There have been
threads about both topics of late. Re Sheetcam - he's working on a
different distribution method IIRC, and re parallel ports start at the wiki
and in the documentation and then when you get stuck tell us where you're at
and what
Hi
I have just installed sheetcam on my suse box and it is brilliant. However I
do not seem to be able to install it on ubuntu, is it me
or something to do with autopackage.
Thanks
Aaron
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Can some one tell me what I need to do to install a second parallel port apart
from physically plugging it into the computer or will it
just 'plug and play'
Thanks for any help in this.
Aaron
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Has anyone tried cutting gears with something similar to this
arrangement?
http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/Gear_Cutter-1b.png
I was thinking a slot saw (gray disk) could be used, centered on the
gear shaft(violet). The gear tooth form could be followed with Y while
rotating the gear (
John Kasunich wrote:
> Ed wrote:
>
>>A while back someone mentioned video recording the workshop classes and
>>offering them on DVD. Since I will not arrive until Thurs evening at
>>best I will miss most of the classes that have the most interest to me
>>(CL and HAL). On another note, has anyon
Chris Radek wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 09:45:28AM -0400, Ed wrote:
>
>
>>On another note, has anyone done much with electronic
>>gearing? I have an old horizontal mill that I would like to convert to a
>>gear hobber,
>
>
> Another approach might be based on G33, aka spindle synchronized
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 09:45:28AM -0400, Ed wrote:
> On another note, has anyone done much with electronic
> gearing? I have an old horizontal mill that I would like to convert to a
> gear hobber,
Another approach might be based on G33, aka spindle synchronized
motion (most commonly used for t
Ed wrote:
> A while back someone mentioned video recording the workshop classes and
> offering them on DVD. Since I will not arrive until Thurs evening at
> best I will miss most of the classes that have the most interest to me
> (CL and HAL). On another note, has anyone done much with electroni
A while back someone mentioned video recording the workshop classes and
offering them on DVD. Since I will not arrive until Thurs evening at
best I will miss most of the classes that have the most interest to me
(CL and HAL). On another note, has anyone done much with electronic
gearing? I have
>>From: Anders Wallin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
run:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
answer the questions about your hardware and select the screen
resolution modes you want.
> > Hello!
> > I just installed EMC2BUNTU4.08 Hardy. The automatic installation is
> > otherwise fine, but this v
run:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
answer the questions about your hardware and select the screen
resolution modes you want.
> Hello!
> I just installed EMC2BUNTU4.08 Hardy. The automatic installation is otherwise
> fine, but this version of Ubuntu did'nt understand my flatscreen Viewsonic
Said to the little gear, "Waddya wanna be when you grow up?"
Neat stuff!
mark
At 02:37 AM 6/11/2008, you wrote:
>Some of these pictures like fishing joke post cards.
>
>http://www.thegearworks.com/gallery/index.html
>
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>http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop
Hello!
I just installed EMC2BUNTU4.08 Hardy. The automatic installation is otherwise
fine, but this version of Ubuntu did'nt understand my flatscreen Viewsonic
VG150m, VLCDS23587-3W. I have only 2 choices in system/screen resolution vga
and svga, so max is 800x600 and ref. rate 56 or 60Hz. I don
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