Building diy cnc
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13 Apr 2021 11:42 #205775
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Just joined and would like to know if it is advisable to build diy cnc as my other endevours have failed this was using Mach3 software
could not get on with at all nothing worked
No problem building m\c but trying to run it from the software was a nightmare can you help?
Thanks Dave
Just joined and would like to know if it is advisable to build diy cnc as my other endevours have failed this was using Mach3 software
could not get on with at all nothing worked
No problem building m\c but trying to run it from the software was a nightmare can you help?
Thanks Dave
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13 Apr 2021 14:08 #205796
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This is a bit vague. Can we have more detailed info on what you want to do and info on your machine?
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Hi
Just joined and would like to know if it is advisable to build diy cnc as my other endevours have failed this was using Mach3 software
could not get on with at all nothing worked
No problem building m\c but trying to run it from the software was a nightmare can you help?
Thanks Dave
This is a bit vague. Can we have more detailed info on what you want to do and info on your machine?
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13 Apr 2021 21:57 #205829
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Most folk agree that Mach3 is easier to get going than LinuxCNC.
But LinuxCNC is probably more adaptable, so if the problems were that your machine wasn't a good fit for LinuxCNC, then LinuxCNC might help.
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could not get on with at all nothing worked
Most folk agree that Mach3 is easier to get going than LinuxCNC.
But LinuxCNC is probably more adaptable, so if the problems were that your machine wasn't a good fit for LinuxCNC, then LinuxCNC might help.
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