CNC- what could that be ?

curtis · February 08, 2003, 10:05:03 AM

Here is a exsampel of cnc code that i wrote

its a lang used to program cnc machines that
cut in mostly metal but also plastic materials
and make objects based on the code..

if anyone is intrested to know more about it
you can visit my page http://www.industri.tk

wilnix · April 29, 2003, 06:59:50 PM

great! make me a pigtail...MMCX to N Male...

Thanks,

Wilnix

curtis · May 01, 2003, 06:56:41 AM

You mean RP-MMCX-Female to N-Male, right ?

As all things you produce cost more in low amount
just makeing 1 of eatch is a bad idea both considerd
the material, machinetime, codeing and configurations
in order to get best preformance and equalety of the
end product.

I wound probebly whant/need 4 times the original price
to make them, so ide advice you to just get it from
a local store.

The only way i realy would bother with makeing
em would be if i could sell some 3k of eatch to
a lower cost then the cabel combiners get theres
for, and still profit from it. (very unlikely that is)

This isn't for an Orinoco card, right ?

I got one of dose cards my self.

Im curently mostly codeing mazatrol.

If there is any less complex items that you would
like to have made or help makeing please mail
or post and ill see what i can do.

I do enjoy is to see ideas that ppl come up with
them self, that is so good it could be worth
makeing just 1 or 10k

curtis · May 01, 2003, 07:06:54 AM

And oh, thanks for posting

and congrats
for being the first.

note to the rest: its just been 4 mounths since
i first posted it. i mean im supriced that ppl that
are known/suposed to be intrestend in exploreing
new and old things shows so lil intrest.

Was it just that it seemed so simpel? or was it
prehaps to complex? that no one botherd/feard
posting?

wilnix · July 06, 2003, 03:45:35 PM

I dont think anyone spends their time doing this so there probably wasnt much to say. Oh, and I have a pigtail now, but thanks...A vendor here made me a "sample"

wilnix

Metgod · July 07, 2003, 04:12:23 PM

Yeah.. sorry Lalle.. but really no one *here* knows much about it, so hard to say anything. We're more towards networking / security / unix and and others.. of course C and other languages too, but don't think CNC is good for our purposes. But still good to see more ideas here.

Met.

Metgod · July 07, 2003, 04:13:31 PM

oh and btw.. it's still quite impressive you have learned how to control machinery.. so grats on that mate.. :)

wilnix · July 08, 2003, 01:00:54 PM

I think naund said he used to work with equipment like that. Maybe he'll comment on it.

wilnix