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    a little freeware utility

    Hello,
    I've wrote a little utility (maybe a postprocessor for G-code) expecially suited for maxnc controller.
    The utility (improperly called cnctimer is useful to get the execution time of any G-code file.
    But it can also change the feed rates, numbering the lines, convert the EAGLE PCB generate files to machineable G-code, and a simple spindle & feed calculator.
    I need some help, to test it and to add new features.
    It's always free license software, so please get a look at http://cncwiki.eriskouma.com/cncwiki/cnctimer.html.
    thanks.
    Erisk


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    I'll give it a shot when I get home. Thanks!
    My name is Electric Nachos. Sorry to impose, but I am the ocean.
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