Jarl,
I'd like that.
Regarding building a foo-into-g-code wizard, I think it's a great idea. I
suspect it will be something developers are interested in and users want.
-Sebastien
p.s. I don't think the sourceforge mail server likes me very much. I've
gotten this error twice now, trying to s
Hey Sebastien,
I tried several applications to convert dxf files to gcode but was
unimpressed, after several days of testing different apps I decided to
write my own application.
The Parsing of dxf and creating g-code is easy, the hard part is
optimizing the toolpaths for speed and other paramete
Yep, saw [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing on /.
I looked over the reprap pages and I am curious if the software can take a
model and then
export the "extrusion path" in something close to g-code. Heck I'll
write a translator
if needed.
Most of the cnc cad programs I use are designed to create tool pat
On Friday 12 January 2007 04:39, Dean Hedin wrote:
> Yep, saw [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing on /.
>
> I looked over the reprap pages and I am curious if the software can take a
> model and then
> export the "extrusion path" in something close to g-code. Heck I'll
> write a translator
> if needed.
>
> M
On Thursday 11 January 2007 17:28, Paul Fox wrote:
> sebastien wrote:
> > and this is a link to the extruder head if you are looking for a weekend
> > project:
> > http://reprapdoc.voodoo.co.nz/bin/view/Main/Version2OfThePolymorphExtrus
> >ionHead
>
> looks like it'd be a lot easier just to go
sebastien wrote:
> and this is a link to the extruder head if you are looking for a weekend
> project:
> http://reprapdoc.voodoo.co.nz/bin/view/Main/Version2OfThePolymorphExtrusionHead
looks like it'd be a lot easier just to go buy a hot-melt glue gun
at the hardware store. ;-)
paul
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On Thursday 11 January 2007 09:12, Paul Fox wrote:
> sebastien wrote:
> > That said, I'm using a Taig mill to fabricate a print head and then I'll
> > mount the print head on the mill and use the mill as a 3D print head.
> > Once I've got that working and my group has finished our 3D printer
>
sebastien wrote:
> That said, I'm using a Taig mill to fabricate a print head and then I'll
> mount
> the print head on the mill and use the mill as a 3D print head. Once I've
> got that working and my group has finished our 3D printer design, I'll print
> out the RepRap parts, assemble t
"It'sAlive!"(c) 2.0, eh?
Wonderful project!!!
By the way - just to make sure, you don't plan to rule the world by
2050, do you?
:-) :-) :-)
On 1/11/07, Sebastien Bailard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One issue is that EMC doesn't run on all the windows or osx machines out
> there. My group is us
One issue is that EMC doesn't run on all the windows or osx machines out
there. My group is using a java driver for that reason. (Note: I'm
personally a die-hard penguin-lover.) I know, for a lot of people their first
reaction would be to go and buy a $50 used pc, throw ubuntu on it, and use
For 2400$, eh? I am sure that includes Core 2 Duo X6800 with Geforce
8800GTX cards in SLI and 42" LCD display...
For 2400$ it would cost if you had someone do it... It is not like you
cannot do some very good bank note copies with some personal printers
on proper paper these days, so are the option
perhaps i was the only one here unaware of this project, but since
it was slashdotted today, i thought i'd mention it here. a research
team at cornell has come up with a DIY 3D printer project that you
can build for $2400.
article in new scientist:
http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/dn1
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