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Hey guys, I have gone with a grbl controller BUT many spout Ruida. Now I Know Ruida is good, that is obvious BUT which one AND what do I lose going with a Ruida vs grbl?? I'm not fussed in what I gain either have their functions I.e. cut and engrave
What are the pros and cons? Is there a site I can go to?
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Hi Shearder,
Grbl Controller is software that is designed to send GCode to CNC machines. It isn't super smart, it just needs to give the user a nice way to get commands down to whatever controller they are using.
A Ruida controller includes two things:
1- The necessary hardware to control a laser cnc system (can control: drivers, power supplies, sensors and came with a beautiful control panel with display to control the machine).
2- A proprietary software to prepare the files called RDWorks.
The controller Ruida is like a more "professional" option.
More simple to use, since the process of configuring files is more accomplished and is much more intuitive.
Best wishes!
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Many thanks for that. Once the grbl gets here i will test it out via an offline control panel and if it doesnt do it for me I'll go Ruida.Quote:
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Which is the better Ruida controller as there are a fewQuote:
Originally Posted by germanr
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We use the RD6442 model in our machines are very good for CO2 laser cutting machines.
we are:
BuchiCNC USA
You can check our CO2 laser cutters here:
CO2 Laser cutting machines
If you want a metal laser engraver:
Laser metal engravers
Great CNC Router:
CNC Routers
Ok there is also Trocen.
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How is 6445g?Quote:
Originally Posted by germanr
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