On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:54:03 +0200, Mycroft2152 <mycroft2152@...> wrote: > Stefan, > I bet if it used a chicken grill motor, you would fine > something good to say about it. > Give the guy his props, he did something we all are > still just talking about. > Myc While it is true he did more in terms of cnc than myself, i see some serious drawbacks too, and if time is put into it i would avoid any obvious problems. The WD40 can says it all. Also, i didn't quite understand the pic/memory card (?) discussion here, not knowing what on earth one would need that for on a CNC. It sounds all kind of like Software guys gone CNC which is why i don't really participate in the current CNC discussions as it seems a bit removed from real world requirements right now. I hope the discussion will turn towards mechanically sound, straightforward designs (directly PC controlled) again in the future as this is what i'd be most interested in. If it doesn't, i'll simply continue to mostly ignore it. By the way i indeed found another, chicken grill motor today. Had a good laugh thinking what i can use it for to annoy you ;-). ST
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Re: RE : [Homebrew_PCBs] my crude US$170 CNC rig
2005-06-27 by Stefan Trethan
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