G-Code to DXF

[WayneHill]

Hi Jonk,

Your program looks good. Are you using Borland C#? Is there a hint of a TMS custom component menu? Borland Delphi is my main program format. I dropped the Powerbasic language due to it's limitations.

Welcome to this forum. What other projects are you working on or plan to work on?

Wayne

[JonK]

Wayne,

I put this together with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 using built-in components.

In the other projects catagory, I've CNCed my Grizzly G0463 Mill/Drill and have been playing with it using eMachineShop to generate DXF files, CamBam (a wonderful piece of free software!) to generate g-code, CncSimulator to check out the g-code before I ruin any hardware, and EMCII to drive the stepper controller. Not sure exactly where I'm headed with this, but it's been a fun journey so far!

[alilou]

hello!
can any one give AP100US ?
it's a soft for punch cnc machine
thanks

[Switcher]

Wayne, I ported your code to "VB.Net 2005", thanks for the source.

mikkojay, your VB6 code helped to, thanks both.



I didn't change much, I might add a file splitter later, maybe split large g-code files.




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[WayneHill]

Hi Switcher,

Looks good.

What's with all those source file's? My program only had one source file


Wayne

[Switcher]

Originally Posted by WayneHill Hi Switcher, Looks good. What's with all those source file's? My program only had one source file Wayne

I guess it's a vb.net thing.




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[Bubba]

Wayne,
I have to thank you for the original program!
today, I attempted to open a dxf to make some changes and the darn thing was corrupted. fortunately, I had posted it to a g-code file and was able recover my original stuff!

Thanks!

[WayneHill]

Switcher: Yes it is VB.NET thing. That's why we need bigger hardrives...

I stopped using PowerBASIC and moved to Delphi. More toys to play with and lots more source files to compile an EXE.

Bubba: Thank you. Glad to hear I did something right.

Wayne

[KWW]

Hi all

I am fairly new to this forum. I have made some changes and additions to your source code Switcher. I started to add functions to use this program for Mill or Lathe.
How do you upload the files to this thread?

[Switcher]

Originally Posted by KWW Hi all I am fairly new to this forum. I have made some changes and additions to your source code Switcher. I started to add functions to use this program for Mill or Lathe. How do you upload the files to this thread?

1) First, Zip all the source code up.

2) You need to use the "Go Advanced" option (instead of the quick reply).

3) Scroll down & click the "Manage Attachments" button (a pop-up window appears).

4) Click the "Browse" button (in the pop-up window), select your zipped file.

5) Then click the "Upload" button, make sure you wait until the "Current Attachments" appears & shows your zipped file name (in the pop-up window).

6) Close the pop-up window & click the "Submit Reply" button, when your ready to post your message/file.



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[Switcher]

Originally Posted by WayneHill Switcher: Yes it is VB.NET thing. That's why we need bigger hardrives... I stopped using PowerBASIC and moved to Delphi. More toys to play with and lots more source files to compile an EXE. Bubba: Thank you. Glad to hear I did something right. Wayne

Remember back in the day, when a 10gig hard drive was huge.

I found a 1.5 terabyte hard drive at CompUSA, the other day, you can never have enough room for all that clutter...


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[Switcher]

I added a small (cheapo) plotter, & another form to be able to swap axis for the RTB on the left (g-code only).

Not much error handling.



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