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Old 03-24-2003, 06:21 PM
 
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MACH 1..the BEST choice in affordable software for CNC control

I am in no way affiliated with Art or Artsoft....Just giving credit where credit is do and.........
Just a very pleased customer that encourages anyone into hobby/commercial machining that is set up for CNC,to give it a try.

IMHO, Mach 1/2 is a superior product compared to more expensive, complicated DOS controller packages available commercially, and is easy to use, has a pleasant user interface too.........will run your steppers/ servos soo smooth and precisely(and In my exp. will not lose steps as other windows controllers do.....
Something NOT though possible within the Windows envirement.
Art has proved those comments to be ludicrous.

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I ran a test on a machine I had and was very impressed how smooth the stepper ran. It is a pretty user frendly program and is packed with features.
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Originally posted by CNCadmin
I ran a test on a machine I had and was very impressed how smooth the stepper ran. It is a pretty user frendly program and is packed with features.
You ought to check out the newest version of MACH2..........
All I can say is awesome!
http://www.artofcnc.ca/Mach2Alpha8.exe
Arts a god IMO!
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Mach1 is GREAT for fine control!!

I replaced my vendor's MS-DOS software with Mach1. I kept breaking .031 Mother-of-Pearl bits due to acceleration issues. Mach1 gives me very fine control. I haven't broken a bit since switching to Mach1 and tuning my system up. Mach2 will probably be the future of all small shop CNC control systems when it is combined with Gecko 2002. That should be about 8 months away. Yes, I'm another VERY satisfied customer!!!
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Re: Mach1 is GREAT for fine control!!

Originally posted by jemmyell
I replaced my vendor's MS-DOS software with Mach1. I kept breaking .031 Mother-of-Pearl bits due to acceleration issues. Mach1 gives me very fine control. I haven't broken a bit since switching to Mach1 and tuning my system up. Mach2 will probably be the future of all small shop CNC control systems when it is combined with Gecko 2002. That should be about 8 months away. Yes, I'm another VERY satisfied customer!!!
Yeah. I just hate it when I break a $25 bit !

Or even worse when you have one break off and ruin a $60 piece of stock!

I find it hard to believe that anyone who tries out Mach1/2, will be dissappointed!
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Originally posted by CNCnUtZ
You ought to check out the newest version of MACH2..........
All I can say is awesome!
http://www.artofcnc.ca/Mach2Alpha8.exe
Arts a god IMO!

That link does not work anymore.
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this should work http://www.artofcnc.ca/Download.htm
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What's Gecko 2002?
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Originally posted by twombo
What's Gecko 2002?
I think he meant 201 http://www.geckodrive.com/item.htbml...=&item_id=G201
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Whats the max step-rate of Mach 1?
I use the larken Lcam software and its works smooth and fast. Also is the most userfriendly ive seen.
I Tried CNC pro but it was jerky and lost steps

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Hi,

Gecko 2002 is a HARDWARE pulser engine that Mariss at GeckoDrives has almost ready for release. It is an open-source-code, open-hardware-design project that will bring FOUR MILLION pulses per second capability to affordable CNC equipment soon. Art at ArtSoft has been working (casually) to interface to this new jewel. The combination of Mach2 and Gecko 2002 will make one of the most advanced controllers available anywhere. See details on this project at the (competing forum begins with 'Y') group 'geckodrive'.
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Originally posted by jemmyell
Hi,

Gecko 2002 is a HARDWARE pulser engine that Mariss at GeckoDrives has almost ready for release. It is an open-source-code, open-hardware-design project that will bring FOUR MILLION pulses per second capability to affordable CNC equipment soon. Art at ArtSoft has been working (casually) to interface to this new jewel. The combination of Mach2 and Gecko 2002 will make one of the most advanced controllers available anywhere. See details on this project at the (competing forum begins with 'Y') group 'geckodrive'.
What about using a camtronics drive?
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