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atetsade
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don't be too jealous, since all it will be doing is running off sophisticated hardware in lots of thousands.
we're going to choose an Okuma Howa ACT-35 or a Mori CL25B or a Haas SL-30 or a Cincinnati of comparable size, have it shipped here in a few days. we're using phase perfect to convert its three phase, so basically when this thing gets here we pick a spot and plug it in.
Well, I congratulate myself on learning so much about CNC machines and the problems that go along with them in the past two weeks. I think we'll make a pretty informed decision and buy a pretty nice CNC machine.
Is hands-on or classroom training strictly necessary? I mean, if you knew nothing about controllers but didn't feel too intimidated about using one, would you be able to read a couple good books on the subject and use a Fanuc 18t (for example) and set up and run a CNC machine in a reasonable amount of time?
I like to read and apply what I read, I was a Lego-maniac and all that. can anyone suggest a good read that will explain G-code, M-code, CNC setup and operation?
we're going to choose an Okuma Howa ACT-35 or a Mori CL25B or a Haas SL-30 or a Cincinnati of comparable size, have it shipped here in a few days. we're using phase perfect to convert its three phase, so basically when this thing gets here we pick a spot and plug it in.
Well, I congratulate myself on learning so much about CNC machines and the problems that go along with them in the past two weeks. I think we'll make a pretty informed decision and buy a pretty nice CNC machine.
Is hands-on or classroom training strictly necessary? I mean, if you knew nothing about controllers but didn't feel too intimidated about using one, would you be able to read a couple good books on the subject and use a Fanuc 18t (for example) and set up and run a CNC machine in a reasonable amount of time?
I like to read and apply what I read, I was a Lego-maniac and all that. can anyone suggest a good read that will explain G-code, M-code, CNC setup and operation?