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I don't know where to find the gears, but another option is open- end timing belts, such as found in http://www.mcmaster.com catalog page 929. part

pinion. You wouldn't have a reasonably priced source of rack and pinion part would you. I have been unable to find one for a router that I am building... Thanks! Carl

Couldn't agree more. One of the things that make this cnc machine work so well in my one man shop is that I can be doing something else while it does it's thing. Other than the missed step thing on

Tom Send me a DXF off list and I will import and Post process it for you for mach2. michael

Tom If you have Dolphin you can use the post processor to disable ARC output and replace them with a series of cut vectors, length of vectors can be controlled by setting an Arc Tolerance within

Gentlemen, I am trying to set up Mach2 to mill some VERY tiny parts. Some of the arcs have radii of .08 mm. In the tool path display, the displayed contour shows the arcs to be broken into very large

i need to build a hot wire machine, this is 2 axis x,y, and a 3th axis (rotative ) the intention for this rotative axis is to make parts like screws, so i need advice in software to generate this kind

Ross, Thanks for the reply. At least I haven't lost my mind and just imagined the problem. I can run several parts with no problem then bingo, there it is. It's somewhat of a PITA to have to reset the

I saw something similar with 4.0. I don't know if it's 4.0a. I downloaded and installed it about 2 weeks ago. All of a sudden the machine just would not move. Jog didn't work and part programs would

I had this exact same problem yesterday. I was cutting parts in a fixture and every time the program ended, it would send the tool to the part zero but it set the DRO's to something not even close. I

Gentlemen: I am seeing some really strange occurances with MACH2 4.0a. I upgraded from RC 5 to 3.X and the CV thing caused jerky movements. Art made it so we could turn off the angle discrimination in

Here is a 5 axis system. http://www.rainnea.com/cnc_5axisMill.htm

Here are some software that may be useful http://www.imgpresents.com/myttouch/mtt.htm http://www.touchscreens.com/righttouch.html I think this may solve the right button mouse problem. Richard Konnen

thata BIG Z axis .. you wouls need a VERY rigid structure to support that, the only routers I have seen with a 3' (thats about 1000mm ?? ) Z axis have always been large, cast iron structures. Always

umm .. a circle is only one line, how can it not be 'connected' curves? .. are you using bezier curves? if so thes are not supported by the DXF convertor. you will have to use multiple small straight

Read the manual pages on the G92 command. You should also perhaps look at the 'fixtures' table and the G54/G55 commands All this is in the manual -- RapidCut CNC Technology CNC Plasma Cutter

wrote: I've been playing with three different touchscreens using Mach2. One is a 17" CRT with a MagicTouch 4-wire resistive touch surface, one is a TFT SVGA with inbuilt ELO 5-wire resistive touch

Hello everyone, I am a new member of your group looking for some info. I am gathering knowledge to build a somewhat large 3 axis router and I welcome any advice. I want to build a 5 axis but it doesnt

I just bought a used elo 15" LCD with touchscreen on ebay for $280 + $35 shipping. I just got it today, and hooked it up and tried it out a few minutes ago, and it seems to work fine, except I can't

I am using Autocad 2000 as my drawing package. I ddraw a circle, but the export in DXF doesn't work to connect all the lines. There must be a way to make the arcs and curves join. Any ideas?