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6 years 7 months ago #162166 by thefabricator03
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tommylight wrote:

thefabricator03 wrote: Just curious, what are your intentions with PlasmaC?

There was a member here a while back that did a retrofit on a new machine of this type, and he confirmed what i was able to gather on the net that the software that comes with those machines is very bad, to the point that hitting esc or e-stop will leave the laser on at full tilt ! And they use windoze through USB, so ........


Lol, lasers and not being able to turn them off defiantly do not mix!!. I wonder if in the future we will get LaserC. I have started working on RobotC in my spare time. Then all that will be left will be WaterJetC and we will be sorted!

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6 years 7 months ago #162170 by tommylight
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thefabricator03 wrote: I wonder if in the future we will get LaserC. I have started working on RobotC in my spare time. Then all that will be left will be WaterJetC and we will be sorted!

Hmm and that would be ????
Have not bumped into that, yet.
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6 years 7 months ago #162171 by phillc54
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thefabricator03 wrote:

tommylight wrote:

thefabricator03 wrote: Just curious, what are your intentions with PlasmaC?

There was a member here a while back that did a retrofit on a new machine of this type, and he confirmed what i was able to gather on the net that the software that comes with those machines is very bad, to the point that hitting esc or e-stop will leave the laser on at full tilt ! And they use windoze through USB, so ........


Lol, lasers and not being able to turn them off defiantly do not mix!!. I wonder if in the future we will get LaserC. I have started working on RobotC in my spare time. Then all that will be left will be WaterJetC and we will be sorted!


But they would need to be PlaserC, ProbotC and PwaterjetC so they have my initials... ;)
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6 years 7 months ago #162172 by tommylight
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phillc54 wrote: But they would need to be PlaserC, ProbotC and PwaterjetC so they have my initials... ;)

Yes yes ! :)
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6 years 7 months ago #162180 by thefabricator03
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phillc54 wrote: But they would need to be PlaserC, ProbotC and PwaterjetC so they have my initials... ;)


I always knew PlasmaC has another meaning apart from Plasma Component :)

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6 years 7 months ago #162188 by phillc54
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thefabricator03 wrote:

phillc54 wrote: But they would need to be PlaserC, ProbotC and PwaterjetC so they have my initials... ;)

I always knew PlasmaC has another meaning apart from Plasma Component :)

Yes, an ulterior motive at play... :lol:
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