Sergey, just emailed me about his simple free online G code generators
for milling, drilling and engraving. He has quite a variety of generators.
intuwiz.com/ http://intuwiz.com/
You will have to add your own lead in and preamble and tool lines. He
needs to add a safe Z as well but lots of
I've uploaded an minor fix to the ArcBuddy G-Code generator to the wiki site.
Enjoy
John
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I think Python is a fine language for this. In the emc sample files,
there is a program holecircle.py uses python and tkinter to prompt the
user for the required values and show a schematic preview of the result.
Two thirds of holecircle.py are generic code for prompting the user that
should be
I'm looking into programming a couple of simple G code generators for EMC2.
I've
looked at Tcl and Python. Python seems to be easier to grasp for me. I've
programmed in Basic, FoxPro (database), Visual Foxpro. So I'm not a complete
newbe.
The first program I want to do is a simple shape
particularly long ago, tcl made some *very bad* decisions about floating
point numbers -- after every operation, they were converted back to
strings with a small number of decimal places. modern tcl has improved
this situation considerably by having a sane default for the string
representation of
