Schaublin 125-CNC retrofit.

Thanks. That has got to be better than doing it in Visio (Mini-lathe) or PDF writer (Changing the Maho schematics one line at a time.

I'll give that a try.
Mark

I'll have to check out QElectro Tech.  Looks nice.

TinyCAD is another useful tool.  Not great for ladder diagrams, but excellent for color-coded schematics.  Bit of a steep learning curve designing your own symbols but once you figure it out it's easy to cook up specialized components like PLC's, drives and sensors.

[url] sourceforge.net/projects/tinycad/ [/url]

 

 

Nice schematic.
I think QET is really good. Probably capable of 10x what I need, but that way you can place and snap components on the grid and auto connect then is really fast to use.
Mark

Thanks to Arvidb for the idea of this week video...


...pretty random, but I hope regular viewers can follow it.

You're very welcome; I'm glad I could help in some small way. The breakdown of the components into different places/pages was new to me too, until I started using QElectroTech (I didn't have previous experience with wiring diagrams). It's great!

*lol* For a moment there I thought you were about to open that long package with the bandsaw.

Good idea!