LinuxCNC controls CNC machines. It can drive milling machines, lathes, 3d printers, laser cutters, plasma cutters, robot arms, hexapods, and more.
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I bought an older Topwell 3VK that was powered by Analam on EBay. I did get it to run, (would not boot when I got it), but it was a cranky and old controller. So I kept the servo drivers, (SD-1525) on out and using the Mesa 7i77 and 7i92 got it up and running on LinuxCNC! It became a delightful machine! Thanks for making it possible.
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Excellent CNC control software for any machine from a simple hobby-ist's router to large industrial machinery. It does have a steep learning curve for anyone not familiar with the operation of CNC controls or configuring them. Actual installation of the software is very simple with the live ISO.
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Very good Software.
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Easy install and setup! works great.
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right out of the box, (actually just a download) I was able to connect to a PPMC controller and give commands.