Reply with Quotehi all i have the connect lathe and mill but no software for the lathe
does any one know were i could get a copy of it many thanks davy
Connect Cadet CNC Lathe
Hi,
Just wanted to do a bit of a poll and see how many of these machines are knocking around.
Can I have a show of hands please of everybody that has one of these.
Once I know who has them I will know more specifically who to target my questions at
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Conect Cadet lathe
hi all i have the connect lathe and mill but no software for the lathe
does any one know were i could get a copy of it many thanks davy
Is this lathe sold by Little Machines?
Mike
hi mic
i dont think so it was made in the 90s by connect for schools
Then you and/or the OP might want to try a different forum for your questions since this one is intended for machines sold by the Little Machine Shop company.Originally Posted by davybfast
The Benchtop forum might be a good place to start or run a search on the brand name and see where other users hang out.
Mike
We have one in our school here in newry, N.I. It has been gathering dust since the 90`s and i was told i need a old 386 computer to run the software.
Re: Connect Cadet CNC Lathe
Hi,did you ever get your lathe to run, I bought a lathe without software and was able to get it to run on an old windows 98 computer, i do have problems with offsets as the software i downloaded from a forum has left the conectl offset programme a read only programme.I was wondering if you could upload a copy of your software for me.
regards Roy.
Re: Connect Cadet CNC Lathe
Hi Roy,
A bit late but it might help.
The original DOS software runs very well using DOSBox X on a modern PC (mine is windows 10)
I have used all the versions of DOSBox but I prefer X as its easier to set up.
You can make DOS files read and write using the "attrib" command in dos or at the command prompt.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Keith
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