Hello, I just started looking at your project. This sounds cool. I just got a Taig mill & got it set up - now I need a way to quickly go from ideas to g-code :).
Do you have an SVN or CVS repository for your code?
Are you interested in help?
Regards,
Wes
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No, I don't have a repository for the code, but you're welcome to download it from SF, and submit any patches that you might have.
Be aware that this software is a small project primarily for my own use. I use it to generate Gcode for a 2-axis CNC foam cutter. This machine moves very slowly, can cannot do any damage if it "crashes." Before using any G-code generaged by codeg to run a mill, make sure the code is doing exactly what you think it's doing. The included plot.pl script makes PNG files showing the expected cutting head motion. I'd use a simulator or cut something lightweight / cheap before using it on real material.
Hopefully one day, I'll have a mill myself =)
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hello, I just started looking at your project. This sounds cool. I just got a Taig mill & got it set up - now I need a way to quickly go from ideas to g-code :).
Do you have an SVN or CVS repository for your code?
Are you interested in help?
Regards,
Wes
Wes,
No, I don't have a repository for the code, but you're welcome to download it from SF, and submit any patches that you might have.
Be aware that this software is a small project primarily for my own use. I use it to generate Gcode for a 2-axis CNC foam cutter. This machine moves very slowly, can cannot do any damage if it "crashes." Before using any G-code generaged by codeg to run a mill, make sure the code is doing exactly what you think it's doing. The included plot.pl script makes PNG files showing the expected cutting head motion. I'd use a simulator or cut something lightweight / cheap before using it on real material.
Hopefully one day, I'll have a mill myself =)