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						01 May 2018 23:42				#109974
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I'm new and I got quick question.
I'm looking for solution of my project: My machine will be cutting same shape but many times depending of length of material only along one axis. What is the best software or solution? operator should put only length of material and rest should do software divide how many cuts and spaces etc.
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					I'm new and I got quick question.
I'm looking for solution of my project: My machine will be cutting same shape but many times depending of length of material only along one axis. What is the best software or solution? operator should put only length of material and rest should do software divide how many cuts and spaces etc.
Thank You
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						01 May 2018 23:45				#109977
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				What do you want the software to do? LinuxCNC can control the machine. Are you asking what you would use to provide input to LinuxCNC?
Are you looking for CAD, CAM or CNC?
					Are you looking for CAD, CAM or CNC?
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						02 May 2018 01:06				#109985
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				I looking for something what would do calculation of start positions of each cuttings and sent them to cnc software.			
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						02 May 2018 01:08				#109987
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				It must be very easy for operator. He just will enter length of rail press calculate and start.			
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						02 May 2018 10:25				#110010
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What is the input data that the calculations are based on? (Solid model? Cutting list? Paper drawing?)
This might be possible to do in a custom GUI entirely inside LinuxCNC. See a similar example (part finished) here:
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ideas?start=10#82686
					
	
			
			 		
													
	
				Replied by andypugh on topic Hi			
			I looking for something what would do calculation of start positions of each cuttings and sent them to cnc software.
What is the input data that the calculations are based on? (Solid model? Cutting list? Paper drawing?)
This might be possible to do in a custom GUI entirely inside LinuxCNC. See a similar example (part finished) here:
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ideas?start=10#82686
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						02 May 2018 10:42				#110012
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				Input is shape of cutting which could be gcode, length of hand rail, pitch and min distance from ends of hand rail to edges of cutting.			
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						03 May 2018 00:01				#110076
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				Does a table-entry in the GUI like my example get close?			
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