Hello Alexander
I am maybe not the "typical" user of Machinekit as I am retired and tend to
pick at things slowly and like to learn new things. My education on all
things CNC started with looking at Machinekit - then I realized I needed to
know how to model things first. So I went to learn Fu
Hi,
Do you have an expected price point per unit?
By turnkey, I'm guessing you mean a single application program interface
running on Linux/MachineKit rather than using an editor to modify the ini,
modify the hal, run 'axis', test the setup, exit axis and repeat as
necessary.(?)
Could
I started off using Mach3 when I first made my foray into cnc. Sure it was
easy to setup (the linuxcnc stepconf wizard makes it just as easy), but for
anything more getting into the config files by hand made things really easy.
My light bulb moment was when I started messing around with PyVCP a
Jeff Pollard writes:
> Hi,
>
> Do you have an expected price point per unit?
>
> By turnkey, I'm guessing you mean a single application program interface
> running on Linux/MachineKit rather than using an editor to modify the ini,
> modify the hal, run 'axis', test the setup, exit axis and
Hello Lewis,
Lewis Cobb writes:
> Hello Alexander
>
> I am maybe not the "typical" user of Machinekit as I am retired and tend to
> pick at things slowly and like to learn new things. My education on all
> things CNC started with looking at Machinekit - then I realized I needed to
> know how
