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    CNC Tutorial

    Where can I find some good tutorials on how to operater a cnc?
    From drawing a design to actualy cutting it out.


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    Gerry

    Mach3 2010 Screenset
    http://home.comcast.net/~cncwoodworker/2010.html

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    CNC Tutorial

    WOW....the site above has been my holy grail, many thanks for the reply.


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    excellent


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    Hi my status bar on mack3 show it is runing to fast for pulley what must i do ROB


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    Increase your pulley max speed.
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    Mach3 2010 Screenset
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    Here is a little workflow project that I wrote up.


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    great site
    http://www.fightech.blogspot.com


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    Quote Originally Posted by msimpson99 View Post
    Here is a little workflow project that I wrote up.
    Not to hi-jack the thread, but I have one question about your workflow: is there a particular advantage to using EPS (vs DXF) as the transfer format between Corel and Cut2D?


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    I have many problems exporting DXF from many apps and importing them into other apps. Corel is no exception. One example of a DXF problem is that the circles are exported as polygons not true circles. I have also had scale problems when exporting DXF from corel. EPS has worked for me every time I get perfect objects.

    Even exporting from corel to autocad I dont use DXF. I use DWG.
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    You can check out the Momus plans. Even if you don't build the machine there's great info from machine design to wiring and Mach3 setup, and cutting that first piece.


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    Quote Originally Posted by msimpson99 View Post
    I have many problems exporting DXF from many apps and importing them into other apps. Corel is no exception. One example of a DXF problem is that the circles are exported as polygons not true circles. I have also had scale problems when exporting DXF from corel. EPS has worked for me every time I get perfect objects.
    Good to know. I'd noticed the circle/polygon effect but it seemed to depend on which DXF version you specified on export. (FWIW I'm using Corel X4.)

    Thanks.


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