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Old 09-06-2004, 04:29 PM
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list of cnc controllers ?
Im looking into some cnc step/direct controllers. here are the ones i know about. Anyone know of anymore? even high priced be ok as i like to see whats the high end models have also.

master5-mach1-mach2
turbocnc
wincnc
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Old 09-06-2004, 07:32 PM
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You missed DeskCNC. Desknc is dos and very basic. DeskCNC is Windows and includes a very powerful CAM, in addition to the 4 axis Windows 98 or later controller.

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Kcam (windows based)
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Thanks if anyne got anymore please add them on :P
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Centroid makes a pretty nice controller.

Anilam, never had the chance to play with one though.
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Galil & Acroloop. Servo or Stepper. Acroloop has built in PLC with 24vdc isolated i/o.
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