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i looked around and could not find the wizards for circular pockets etc. cam bam is a little non intuitive so it takes a few minutes remembering the tool chain process. i would love to use the mach4

didn't get the zip, i can receive exes in zips, i control the mail server :)

There are wizards in the Mach4 set that do circular pockets, rectangular pockets and 'dog bone' or link pockets. The wizards also save a job file, so you could create the job file with one size tool,

I have emailed you a zip that has the source and the exe. Depending on your email server it may not allow you to receive something with an exe in it. John

thaniks, i think cambam does similar things but is quite old and maybe i should try what you use. a zip file would be good.

Sorry but I have no idea regarding Mach wizards. It is tricky unless you are 90-degree arcs and I usually make mistakes when doing such manually.

I haven't done D slots yet but I do have circular arcs. Either IJ or Radius mode G-Code is generated. The code is written in Pascal via Lazarus IDE which means write once, compile anywhere. The

they are all in IJK format, will it be too much trouble? easier to start over? does there happen to be a converter from IJK to R, ha ha? probably should just look for a wizard and do it over again.

Are your arcs defined in R or IJK format? If they are in radius mode it should be as simple as changing the radius. With IJK it is a little more complicated. See

i am trying to be lazy at least for initial testing. my code is a mess developed over time. i also wrote it a long time ago using various tools and do not remember how they work but certainly can

Read the description for G41/G42 carefully since there are leadin/out requirements related to cutter diameter. If you were not previously using cutter compensation it is doubtful if your CAM follows

I am looking for a simple solution. I am using a 1/4" router bit to cut slots d shaped pockets and holes i would like to use a bigger cutter for various reasons. especially for testing i would like to

I reached out via the machsupport website. I purchased direct in 2010. I'm not big into just dumping on a companies name.

Who is the vendor? Sent: Saturday, May 8, 2021 9:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] Mach License Help [Edited Message Follows] Let me be very clear... the problem is NOT IN ANY WAY

John, thanks for the reply. I work with technology daily, and sometimes just want a solution that works on my own machines... so I don't have to work with technology. That's what Mach3 provided me. I

Let me be very clear... the problem is *NOT IN ANY WAY PMDX!* The 411 is sitting in the bag, brand new, and I only mentioned the PMDX because I was planning on buying Mach 4 to use with the 411. I

I did some similar research. Not because I lost my license as it's normally in use on a CNC router, not a milling machine, but just for interest sake. I created a dual boot PC with WIN-XP and LinuxCNC

PMDX Support is really good! I've got both a PMDX-125 and a PMDX-126 and perfectly happy with them and their support. However I suspect the PMDX-411 doesn't work with LinuxCNC which is a real shame.

Steve, I am surprised you responded. I purchased Mach4 as soon as it was available and your controller since we had spoken at a show. It sort of ran but kept failing in the middle of a long program. I

It’s hard to believe you got poor customer service from PMDX. I have used their products for many years and they have always been helpful and courteous. Sent: Saturday, May 8, 2021 8:32 PM To: