Hi Michael
All I did was generate some DXF files that could be fed into a laser
cutter. But I've never designed anything like that before, so the
geometry and getting the gear teeth right was fun. It was for a business
idea that didn't progress.
Dave Berkeley
On 20/12/10 18:02, Michael Grazebrook wrote:
Dear Mr Berkley,
This sounds both fun and interesting! Tell me more! Was this business
or pleasure?
A small project of my own is to help my father with his milling
machine. He wants to re-write a program in a more modern language: the
program converts printed circuit board layouts into the milling
machine's g-code language. At the moment the code is in an archaic
Basic dialect.
Is that sort of thing interesting to you?
yours,
Michael Grazebrook
On 20/12/2010 14:43, pyt...@rotwang.co.uk wrote:
Controlling a 2 axis mirror array to concentrate solar energy.
Generating CAD files for the manufacture of a worm gear wheel.
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