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Hi dave, I have Mach3 on a old laptop running windows XP, which also also runs my Roland CAMM-2 PNC-2300 Desktop Rotary Engraver software, Mach4 is not a free upgrade. Most of the Hardware I have

My memory Mach/coil winding is the monthly question of ???head honcho of Mach4??? regarding when the updated coil winding screen would be finished. The answer was always some flavour of “real soon

I'd like to wind a few coils. I seem to remember that there used to be an add-on (or some such) to wind coils using Mach3. Is there a repository for all things coil winder? Where I can get an idea

Perhaps a dumb question: Why convert to Mach3, as opposed to Mach4? I’m sincerely interested in knowing your reasoning, since I may need to do an upgrade myself. Thanks! Dave Kellogg -- Dave Kellogg

I have started the Duet conversion to Mach3, very little on the net, So i decided to dive in, to be honest seems quite a simple conversion as most of the wiring has been done. I have created a few

VisualCAD/CAM rarely shows up in forums as being used. Does anyone use it? Sent: April-20-23 7:08 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] *.dxf to G-Code I’m told D2NC is no longer supported

I’m told D2NC is no longer supported and you can’t buy a license. Don’t know if that means it’s free, or you’re dead in the water after 15 day trial. I have Bobcad, Type3, Draftsight,

okay, i see

I use Fusion360 as well, but it’s a bit of a learning curve compared to a simple dedicated tool. The site you linked to only creates gears, and wasn’t a generic converter which is what the initial

I understand. I've used d2nc. Dxf to gcode can be accomplished by many ways. I use fusion now, import the dxf, then create tool path from there. Create sketch from dxf. Create solid from sketch,

Not quite what he was looking for. Tony Sent: Thursday, 20 April 2023 10:59 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] *.dxf to G-Code http://www.delphelectronics.co.uk/gcode.htm

http://www.delphelectronics.co.uk/gcode.htm wrote: -- Thank you, God Bless, Denis Carignan 603-267-6933 *CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE This message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of its

Look at Easel the free version might be able to help or the moderator there Seth is real good guy he can help

Honestly, I have no recollection. I am pretty sure it was well under $100, maybe $40 or so? That is wild guess at this point. I've been running it for 10 years or so on an old XP machine that I plan

Shame as it looked useful. What was the price when it was available?

And I see I haven't looked to update it in a while. No longer being supported or sold.

Late to the party, but ... I have been using d2nc for quite a while, and am very happy with it. http://d2nc.com

I use an MB3 interface board purchased on-line from CNCroom.com together with an Ethernet Smooth Stepper motion control card.? The two together are an excellent solution and have been faultless on my

I have acquired and Boxford Duet Mill unsure if is a mark I or II, see pictures. The original software is Dos based really want to move onto XP or Windows 7, i am hoping to convert to Mach3 control.

<mega-engineering@...> wrote: Thank you - - - - didn't notice that when I looked previously.