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chuckknightep 2, use a CAM rogram to convert it to G-Code. This is a type of programming language that syas things like move the X axis +25mm, and move the Y axis -47mm.
Step 3, run the G-Code through a controller program like TurboCNC. [url
http://www.dakeng.com[/url] is their URL, I think. This program turns the instructions in G-Code into the needed pulses to control *your* particular setup. You define that 200 steps (pulses) = 1 rotation, and each rotation is 1mm...that sort of thing. It does the calculations, and outputs the right stuff through the parallel port of your computer.
-- Chuck Knight
i know the G-code in high school i had few exams in it....and i used it for couple of my home made projects...so i know how to use it...i am now on collage(i used machines in highschool...i have high school degree in mehatronics this is how education works in Croatia)
Is there any free shematic of full 3axis controller?(part list,shematic and pcb board pictures) so i can buy part by part...
( resistor by resistor
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And i am definitively not interested in buying complete kits...it is just not fun...
hm...i have a another problem...the size and noise...i will probably use it in my room...so...i have pretty old and grounch neighbors...
i have contacted my old professor,and i will probably have the access to the milling machine so i could make all the parts on it...
and i have a another question,what kind of cutting tool i will need to cut balsa?! High speed drill?With a milling head?