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Gofab cns
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6 years 9 months ago #153750
by Warrenh
I will look. I know it has a mach 3 board. Gofab does all their own programming. It does use a wireless tablet. I will get the link for the last update and post it here. I can say there are many users that will be very interested in a solution.https:
gofabcnc.com/updates/
I'm sorry I don't know more about this. I appreciate any help.
gofabcnc.com/updates/
I'm sorry I don't know more about this. I appreciate any help.
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6 years 9 months ago #153751
by phillc54
If you mean something like this www.aliexpress.com/i/33040435894.html then it should be possible.Warrenh wrote: I will look. I know it has a mach 3 board. Gofab does all their own programming. It does use a wireless tablet. I will get the link for the last update and post it here. I can say there are many users that will be very interested in a solution.https:
gofabcnc.com/updates/
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6 years 9 months ago #153792
by thefabricator03
Replied by thefabricator03 on topic Gofab cns
No PlasmaC is free for anyone to use.
My advice is to ditch the computer hardware you have now, Buy a Mesa 7i96 and wiring it to your existing stepper drives and sensors. Buy a small form PC and a new monitor and start from scratch.
You will end up with a far superior system for minimal outlay.
My advice is to ditch the computer hardware you have now, Buy a Mesa 7i96 and wiring it to your existing stepper drives and sensors. Buy a small form PC and a new monitor and start from scratch.
You will end up with a far superior system for minimal outlay.
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6 years 9 months ago #153830
by phillc54
If you are capable of drawing up a wiring diagram of the existing setup then you would be able to do it.Warrenh wrote: That is the board in the computer. Would this be a complicated process for someone with limited experience and is there a cost for plasmac
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