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I'm new to CNC. My goal is to convert my RF 31 mill/drill to CNC and to build a CNC plasma table from scratch. Question: Which software seems to fit the average homeshop machinist best for function and value? Recommendations/comments welcome. Doug |
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| like a lot of cheap guy's out there i started with turbocnc, then i bought the deskcnc controller (because it only needed windows 98). i never really got comfortable with it, and finally bit the bullet and bought a newer computer for my wife so i could steal hers and use it and as the machine controller. (it is an xp computer with 2ghz) now i run Mach 3. at the momment my brother is getting started with cnc and i told him to go straight for mach. |
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| Hi, When I converted my RF-31, I chose TurboCNC ( www.dakeng.com) for various reasons that I have stated in various threads previously. However for plasma, I am not sure this would be the best choice. (I don't do plasma at this time), so you may want to look at Machx to handle that situation.
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