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Latest News (Updated August 31, 2006) The purpose of this site is to help CNC and other metalworking & programming enthusiasts in their endeavors by providing quality, no-nonsense software and information. Feel free to browse around and see what's here. ACE converter is now at version 3.2. Marcin Dawidowicz of Poland has added some persistent setup options for precision and depth to save time when converting files. Download is here I hope you like the "new look" for the website. After 5 years of the same old thing, I figured it was about time for a change. Still have the nifty hexagons though. Bill Langdon, a Senior Research Fellow at Essex University in the UK, has published a paper in which he analyzes the F-4 MISC processor (PDF), along with a similar one of his invention which he calls the T7. Version 4.02 of TurboCNC is well on it's way toward release. I'm loathe to set a date, but so far, so good. Best new feature is the "Pentium Timer Mode", which increases the max pulse rate by a healthy factor of two or three. The other heavy hitter is constant velocity cutting, not to mention bug-fixes. Ron Steele is selling these great sets of plans for a full CNC conversion of the Harbor Freight Mini-Mill. For the extra busy individual (or maybe just lazy), he also sells a full kit that you can just assemble onto your machine. The TurboCNC User's manual is now online. It's 5M with the pictures, 1M without so be patient if you're on dial-up. Beginner's guide to CNC conversion article. This is the presentation I gave at NAMES in April 2003. TurboCNC gallery. Some of the best parts made with the software. I'm always looking for new submissions, so email one if you have something you're proud of. Old versions of the program are in in the archive. Using a 2D mill and manual Z axis with 3D software? Check out the Zbreak utility to insert the correct stop codes into your g-code programs automatically. |
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