Chris Barker writes:
>
> Jack,
>
> I believe "Inkscape" will accept a scan and has a G-code module.
> I haven't tried the G-code though.
>
> Chris
>
The inkscape extension is gcode_tools, the wiki has info and links. You may
find it easier to draw in inkscape and skip the scanner.
A Wacom
Greg Michalski writes:
> Also checkout cnczone.com in the benchtop mills section,
> particalulary all postings by HOSS or HOSS2006 (iirc)
>
Hoss (Dan) provides plans, cut stock, machining, a few parts, free advice, etc.
Most of what he's done it's documented on his site (hossmachine.info) or
c
If you have one, how's it going for you?
2 reasons for asking.
A fellow emc user is having some hard luck with his setup. The sad tale can be
found on the cnczone gecko subforum.
I'm planning to buy the g540.
-
This SF
Kirk Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> ... snip
> > So you obviously have a registered copy. How much, or what was the
> > price range?
>
> My mind is like a steel trap trying to hold water. I bought it quite a
> few years ago and can't remember what I paid.
>
Surprising no one has res
Kent A. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>[I wish, by the way, that Weber Systems would join the
> 21st century and put their pricing structure on their website. I
> understand what their website says about this, but, frankly, I'm not
> interested in calling a sales engineer just to find out i
>
One thing worth mentioning to people unfamilar with Ubuntu is the help files are
a must read. On Hardy these are accessed by clicking the question mark on the
top bar. For example it explains how to enable a ADSL pppoe connection. The
network assistant is next to useless for this type of connec
Stephen Wille Padnos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't know if this is still true, but I think it used to be much
> better to have the PC attached to the internet during the install. I
> think some of the software repository setup is different than when you
> install disconnected.
>
The m
John Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> 1 run the latency test
> 2 gather your info about your hardware
> 3 run stepconf and test each axis
> 4 make a shortcut on your desktop to your config
> 5 test your machine
>
> John
>
One preliminary step. Update to 2.2.5 to get the latest fixes.
On
Ian W. Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the trick on my system. For some reason, when I do the above, I get an error
which says that
> 'remove-reinstreq isn't a recognised instruction' for --force . I don't
understand this as
> --force-help certainly lists it as a 'thing'. Since I can't use th
John Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Eric,
>
> Why did you install the workstation version vs the standard one that comes
> packaged with EMC2?
>
**Apologies if this is a repeat post. Sometimes this mailing list is a
frustrating format.**
Is there a version called "workstation"?
John Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Eric,
>
> Why did you install the workstation version vs the standard one that comes
> packaged with EMC2?
>
> Les,
>
Is there a version named "workstation"? Never heard of it.
For the synaptic problem, maybe try ?
My install experience with Sh
Kirk Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> get my own website server, I hope to expand my Synergy page.
>
If you're still looking for screencasting software take a look at
recordmydesktop. My first attempt can be found on google video for
a limited time. Search terms synergy+cad should find i
Leslie Newell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Hi Matt,
>
> It is rather sad that it is easier to install the Windows version on
> Linux than the native Linux version
>
> SheetCam is a closed source commercial app so I am afraid can't provide
> the source. I have had so many problems with Au
Kirk Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > with synergy cad installed (you probably knew this).
>
> No, I didn't know. You mean EMC BDI? Bob at Weber Systems indicated to
> me that they will release a Synergy for Ubuntu in a couple of weeks. I
> am anxious to give it a try.
yes the other emc
>
> Which code level of the Synergy file did you download/untar? Which Linux
> distribution and version is on your PC? Any more details you can provide
> will help.
If code level means 'what type of license' the answer is none. I did have the
30 day demo running a year or so back.
Distribution
Thomas J Powderly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Some of the visual bits in emc use OpenGL, and many of the video
> recording tools have trouble with that
Damn, you're right. pyvnc2swf captured synergy's how to lessons near
flawlessly. Right up to the point where the cutting tool animations c
Kirk Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I would like to record screen sessions to present procedures. Hints on
> screen recorders would be good too.
>
xvidcap is popular.
pyvnc2swf is a simpler program if you don't mind swf. I like this one.
vncrec is another possibility
The wiki as a
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