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As the product announcement said, the PMDX-411 is for use with Mach4. We have several more projects related to Mach4 in process and will not have time to consider support for Mach3 until late fall, if

Hi, does The PMDX-411 work with any versions of mach3? Sent from Blue Mail

Will it work with Mach3? mach1mach2cnc@...> wrote:

Hi, will it work with mach3? Sent from Blue Mail

You will have to stay tuned for the results on that one..... We did use different USB inteface silicon (not FTDI) than is in the SmoothStepper-USB and provided ESD protection and common-mode noise

Don - What are you using for the mill? I saw a note from you to the list 21 Sept 2014 that said Is that it or has your thinking "evolved" since then? Versions? I have an oddball CAD program (haven't

i think i have a simple way to achieve what i need to do. i will give a description of what seems to work. i know there are some bad things i am doing so hopefully some of these can be improved upon.

i watched the (very good) video on homing offsets etc and now sort of understand how the coordinate systems and offsets work. i am using material that can vary in thickness and need to center all the

What about two port system? Peter

Any problems with the USB dropping out due to electrical interference? Dan Mauch Camtronics CNC

Now thats a smart idea.... :) Thanks, Art www.gearotic.com

New product! The PMDX-411 squeezes a SmartBOB-USB inside the connector shell of a male DB-25 plug. Now you can instantly convert most parallel port devices into a USB device controlled by Mach4. The

One of the problem with DXF file is that all the lines and arc's are not connected. Don Sent from Don Clifton's IPad Air

Partmaster only imports 2D DXF files, they must be lines and arcs, not nurbs. If Inkscape has the option export to Autocad V12 format. Steve Blackmore --

I use partmaster and have found it pretty reasonable Relatively easy to use once you get used to the interface and pretty accurate for lathe work. I use Turbocad as my main CAD system and pull the DVF

I use the lathe and it works pretty well. I haven't tried mill because I have a better program. Don Sent from Don Clifton's IPad Air

Jerry I have partmaster V13. Made the mistake of buying before trying. The CAD is essentially useless. I import DXF files and find the results "iffy". Try different versions of DXF when you export. I

i used to parametrically program (by hand at the control, command by command- boring) quite a few parts like this on an old biesse router. i found the best way was to program in incremental mode from

When you zero the axis, you are setting a work offset for the current coordinate system. If the current coordinate system is G54, then zeroing the axis is equal to setting your G54 offsets. Gerry