On 13 Jun 2013, at 12:07, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
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> Why do you use LinuxCNC and what are the features you like best? I am
> about to introduce some new users to LinuxCNC and I want to make sure
> I have a good list of it's strengths.
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F
2013/6/13 Charles Steinkuehler :
> Why do you use LinuxCNC and what are the features you like best?
Because it's Linux!
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I have an odd-ball machine, single purpose design, which cuts triangular
tapered bamboo strips in a single pass. It's called a saw beveler. I'm a
Unix/Linux bigot to begin with, so for me it was a no-brainer to go with
LinuxCNC (EMC2 at the time).
That being said, you would really have to work pr
Hello Everybody,
I collected these emails of the eleven interested people who already
stated their interest in a linuxcnc meeting.
Four of those people are close to Stuttgart, two are from Austria
(please correct me if I am wrong). So I think it would be sensible to
meet somewhere in or around S
On 06/13/2013 10:39 PM, Cecil Thomas wrote:
> Kirk,
> If you would like I could take a few shots of my machine and send
> them off line or can I post them here as attachment. I forget.
> I guess at some level of exactness most of any class of machine tool
> look pretty much alike and besides "i
Depending on dates, and time/money availability I would try to get there
too...
Javier Ros
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Maximilian H
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> Hello Everybody,
>
> I collected these emails of the eleven interested people who already
> stated their interest in a linuxcnc meeting.
>
> Four o
Sorry, my location is Pamplona/Iruña Spain
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 4:48 PM, Javier Ros wrote:
> Depending on dates, and time/money availability I would try to get there
> too...
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> Javier Ros
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> On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Maximilian H > wrote:
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>> Hello Everybody,
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>> I collect
...and my location is still west side Stockholm, Sweden. :)
2013/6/14 Sven Wesley :
> 2013/6/14 Maximilian H :
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>> Location - Something big enough to bring gear, something to mess around
>> with, maybe have one cnc machine there ? Anybody got ideas ?
>>
>> 2.
>> Date - maybe not before the su
2013/6/14 Maximilian H :
> 1.
> Location - Something big enough to bring gear, something to mess around
> with, maybe have one cnc machine there ? Anybody got ideas ?
>
> 2.
> Date - maybe not before the summer holidays start ? So maybe late
> September or early October 2013 - when everybody is bac
This looks fantastic! The image is downloading now, and I hope to have
some time this weekend to play with it.
I dabbled with LinuxCNC a few years ago, and the 3D printing thing is
giving me an excuse to work with it again. I'd like to find some ways to
contribute. As someone who has a lot of y
--- On Fri, 6/14/13, Mark Wendt wrote:
> I have an odd-ball machine, single
> purpose design, which cuts triangular
> tapered bamboo strips in a single pass. It's called a
> saw beveler. I'm a
> Unix/Linux bigot to begin with, so for me it was a
> no-brainer to go with LinuxCNC (EMC2 at the time
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On 6/14/2013 1:33 PM, Troy Jacobson wrote:
> This looks fantastic! The image is downloading now, and I hope to
> have some time this weekend to play with it.
>
> I dabbled with LinuxCNC a few years ago, and the 3D printing thing
> is giving me an exc
2013/6/14 Maximilian H
>
> Hello Everybody,
>
> I collected these emails of the eleven interested people who already
> stated their interest in a linuxcnc meeting.
>
> Four of those people are close to Stuttgart, two are from Austria
> (please correct me if I am wrong). So I think it would be sen
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>> After rebooting, I restarted my job and it completed fine (it took 8
>> hours :( ) without using linuxcncrsh.
>>
>Hmm, one possibility is there's a memory leak, and it ran the CNC system
out of free memory. Was the disk busy (swapping)? But, I'm just >guessing.
I don't think so. The m
Here's a thing I never would've thought of. Tormach has slightly modified a bog
standard Chinese 7x12 lathe with a spindle clamp and indexing plate, then
fitted it up with mounts to bolt to the table of their larger CNC mill.
Put a stepper on the spindle and the lathe becomes a full 4th
axis/ind
In my 10EE CNC conversion I have decided to go to either a type L
(.375 between teeth) or type T10 (10 mm between teeth). I think I
will need the belts to be heavier than the XL that I used on my
Millrite conversion because the apron drive will require 12 inches
between the pulleys.
Does anyo
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