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RepRap: Builders: December 2006

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This blog is one of those for people building or using a RepRap self-replicating rapid-prototyping machine to log their comments, experiences, and suggestions. The RepRap homepage is at http:/ reprap.org. If you would like to share your RepRap experiences here, check out these instructions. And don't forget to put your pin in the RepRap Map. Sunday, December 31, 2006. First low thermal inertia extruder barrel fabricated for Tommelise. Here you can see a piece of copper/phosphorus braising rod wrapped aro...

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Tool Chimp: March 2014

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Monday, 10 March 2014. Despite the distinct lack of updates, I have been making some progress on the build. Since my last missive, I have test run the CNC milling machine and for the most part was pleased with the result. I was able to successfully use the MeshCAM. With the end grooves aligned, the shrinkage of the wax (on the right) can be seen against the original nylon (left). The front springs and dampers are a simple case of bolting up to the waiting wishbones. In addition, I have procured the radia...

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An Infinite Number of Cats on Keyboards: November 2013

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An Infinite Number of Cats on Keyboards. A semi-random collection of thoughts about technology, writing, teaching, and various other joys and trials of life. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. Holiday Video Game Classics. It's that time of year. The music starts playing in the stores. The decorations go up. You come home, have a look in the closet, and find your old video game systems there waiting for you. The problem is, how do you hook up these older systems to the new TV you bought in the meanwhile? This ...

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CNC-Joe's WorkShop: Home Page:

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Drill and Tap Chart. Welcome to CNC-Joe's Workshop:. Welcome to my CNC Workshop on the web. I think my slogan says it all - "CNC is not just my passion - it's my addiction.". This is just going to be a "just for the fun of it". Website, where people can see what I've been building - and I'm always building something. Hopefully other CNC addicts will join me here, and we'll share ideas and experiences, and learn from each other. Latest Project: A Poor Man's Rotary 4th Axis out of a 5C Spin Index Fixture.

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CNC Woodworker Links

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Assorted Links to CNC related products and information. My current recommendation for a software CNC control is UCCNC from CNCdrive in Hungary. Very similar in setup and operation to Mach3, with better performance, and constant development making it better every day. It's currently missing a few minor features, but is imo far superior to Mach3, and far easier to setup and use than Mach4. and it's only $60 for a license, plus the cost of a motion controller. I'll be using it with the UC300ETH and UCCNC.

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CAD/CAM | MachinistBlog.com

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Plans, projects and how-to's for home machinists. My Opinion About Harbor Freight’s Inside Track Club. Grinding Lathe Tools on a Belt Sander – For the New Guy. Bogstandard’s Paddleduck Engine Plans. Free Plans: David Kerzel’s Hit & Miss Engine. Download: Advanced Gunsmithing Book (PDF). Free Plans: Jeroen Jonkman’s “Stirling 60”. MIT TechTV Machine Shop Videos. Review: Drill Doctor 750. Welding and Metal Fab. Next Page ». Casting Lots of Small Parts. By RobertG on August 1, 2011. The fist step was to reo...

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Retro Wooden Nixie Tube Clock | Rusty Nail Workshop

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Retro Wooden Nixie Tube Clock. On May 19, 2013. Now that we have our first nixie tube clock. Built, it was time to step it up a little and make something a little more challenging. Nixie tubes, using a glow discharge instead of LCD or LED displays, have an old world charm to them, yet can be made to operate similar to a modern display. The plan here was to pair these tubes with a nice wooden clock case, made using the CNC machine. I purchased a Nixie Tube Clock Kit ( Clock QTC with IN-8-2 Tubes. This sof...

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What are the PC requirements. What gcodes are supported. What versions of gcode are supported. Why does my simulation stop after 80,000 lines. Why wont Cutviewer run without Administrator rights. What are the PC requirements. Cutviewer runs on almost any PC with Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8. 1GB of memory is recommended but more is always better. What gcodes are supported. Cutviewer supports the following gcodes:. G00 = Rapid linear move. G01 = Feed linear move. G02 = Circular move CW. G04 = Dwell time.

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Start Using Cutviewer Immediately! Use Cutviewer free for 30 days. No limitations on gcode length. No limitations on the number of files you can run. No limits at all- everything works just like the paid version. Cutviewer 2013 Lamson Global. Website 2013 GRZSoftware.com.