Ok, lets call it from Saturday, October 18 to Saturday, October 24. Though
if anyone wants to come early or leave late (or vice versa), well, we'd
love to have 'ya.
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 8:43 PM, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> In Wichita I start it on Monday morning and plan to be done on Sunday
On 05/31/2014 05:43 PM, a k wrote:
> in same directory
> linuxCNC>configs> hm2-servo
>
> i found only one folder that indicate hal
> hm2-servo.hal
> and there i could not find anything like MIN_FERROR
> i have emc2 ---2.5---
>
MIN_FERROR is a parameter in the .ini file, there should be one
for eac
In Wichita I start it on Monday morning and plan to be done on Sunday
evening. People will arrive from Sunday evening and fhrough the week. Then
people will be leaving from Wednesday evening through Monday morning.
All in all it takes a good week to get everyone here, set up, work done,
visiting do
Well, I really hate to admit it but my LCNC machines are running on a
600 Mhz Seattleboard. It's been down for two years now. Not the
computer just the belleville stack for the tool clamp. Real bear to get
at. ... I need to bribe someone. ;-)
Other machine is a cinci contourmaster ... with a Duro
Ok, the address is 205 Roberts St. Houston, TX 77003.
Bush Intercontinental Airport is about 20 miles dead north of us (but it's
a pretty straight shot down Hwy 59 to get to us).
As for lodging: What level are you looking for? I know there are places
that range from seriously sketchy motels to fu
in same directory
linuxCNC>configs> hm2-servo
i found only one folder that indicate hal
hm2-servo.hal
and there i could not find anything like MIN_FERROR
i have emc2 ---2.5---
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 2:49 PM, andy pugh wrote:
> On 31 May 2014 21:30, a k wrote:
>
> > file each axis has
> >
>
yes i used skype on XP (i have XP) 2 month ago.
after that it give error and say need use window 7 or 8.
skype is part of Microsoft - so it wants to more people move to window 8 -
i can understand that business startegy.
gmail is free and easy to use.
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 2:48 PM, Jon Elson w
On 31 May 2014 21:30, a k wrote:
> file each axis has
>
> MIN_FERROR=0.002
> i replace 0,002 with 0,008 - made some trade off and as a result machine
> works very good now.
That is actually very strange.
That value only controls what positional error triggers an error. As
far as I know it has n
On 05/31/2014 04:00 PM, a k wrote:
> about skype -- it is bad. because skype works only on windows 8
Hmmm? I've used Skype on Linux for quite some time. I have
also seen
it work on Win 2K and XP.
Jon
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hi
i want to say about technology that available now and which can be used.
i went 3 times to linuxcnc fest at cardinal engineering.
it was in 2005-2006-2007
i learned not everything but enough to build working 3 axis mill
i think 3 day fest to me is to short time to generate question and absorb
t
Hi
In linuxCNC>configs> hm2-servo>5i20.ini
file each axis has
MIN_FERROR=0.002
i replace 0,002 with 0,008 - made some trade off and as a result machine
works very good now.
On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 4:11 PM, andy pugh wrote:
> On 30 May 2014 21:58, a k wrote:
> > i did increase min error from
On 31 May 2014 19:25, DeshardSystemsMexico . wrote:
> Needless to say, I'm lost, can anyone help me find the yellow brick road?
You might find this useful:
http://www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum/16-stepconf-wizard/25900-mach-3-conversion-to-stepconf-wizard#27144
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If you can't fix
On 05/31/2014 01:25 PM, DeshardSystemsMexico . wrote:
> Good day
>
> I'm new to LinuxCNC, I had never used it before, the program I've always
> used is Mach3, but now there are some things I'd like to try, and as far as
> I have read, it's possible to do it on LinuxCNC, but I'm stuck, help!
>
> On
Did you set up your mill with Mach?
On May 31, 2014 1:27 PM, "DeshardSystemsMexico ."
wrote:
> Good day
>
> I'm new to LinuxCNC, I had never used it before, the program I've always
> used is Mach3, but now there are some things I'd like to try, and as far as
> I have read, it's possible to do it
Good day
I'm new to LinuxCNC, I had never used it before, the program I've always
used is Mach3, but now there are some things I'd like to try, and as far as
I have read, it's possible to do it on LinuxCNC, but I'm stuck, help!
On the configuration selector there's plenty of options under the sam
Lennox blades are hard to beat. I run them in my horizontal vertical 12
inch saw and it cuts beautiful and lasts awhile unless I screw up and get
it stuck in some tube or something. I get them from my local welding
supply house. they cost about $20.00 each. Variable pitch blades are nice
too.
I haven't bought bandsaw blades for many years so I don't have a known
good source. Does anyone have a favorite source for 93" x .032" x 3/4"
steel cutting blades?
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