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    dxf2gcode

    dxf2gcode

    DXF2GCODE: converting 2D dxf drawings to CNC machine compatible G-Code

    DXF2GCODE is a tool for converting 2D (dxf, pdf, ps) drawings to CNC machine compatible GCode. Windows, Linux, and Mac support by using python scripting language.
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    Downloads: 261 This Week
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    Universal CNC for COM port
    Universal CNC for COM port. It's software to control CNC using arduino board(RC servo+Encoders). It has build in CAM software.
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    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    TUBE 3D

    TUBE 3D

    Software For CNC Plasma Tube Cut Profile Creation

    ...Goal is to provide easy way to calculate point coordinates for pipe (tube) cutting where each end of produced tube needs to fit to some round or planar surface (in most case, next step is welding produced tube to that surfaces). G CODE produced can be used directly (in most cases) as input to some CNC machine control software. Or you can easily use (cut&copy) calculated paths and use it in your own G CODE file. This application is portable, it does not write anything to registry (or anywhere else). This app does not 'phone home' or collect any user information in any way. Just download file and place it anywhere on HD (we recommend simple location like 'C:\Tube3D\...' or similar simple path.
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    StyroFoamRobot

    Cuts 3D objects from polystyrene foam (EPS/XPS)

    A robotic DIY styrofoam cutter consisting of one rotational and two translational axes. It cuts a variety of shapes out of styrofoam-like materials using a hot wire. This project documents the necessary hardware and software parts. Don't miss the follow-up project at http://raumschaum.org Its goal is to further develop hardware and software into an user friendly application.
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    tkBacktracer is a cross-platform interactive visualization tool to explore the tool motions in RS-274D "G-code" CNC files used in computer controlled milling and manufacturing.
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    AVRCNC is a CNC-Controller based on an ATMega8 and some other (cheap) hardware. Main advantages compared to L297+L298 are: - simpler to build - easier to expand - mega8 controlls motors directly - no time-critical tasks on PC
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