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We need to find the best Software stack to drive our CNC mill. | We need to find the best Software stack to drive our CNC mill. |
Latest revision as of 15:31, 10 September 2022
Part of CNC router build
We need to find the best Software stack to drive our CNC mill.
The tool chain need three parts:
- CAD/CAM Systems (to produce gcode from 3D model)
- CNC Controller Software (to feed the gcode to the machine)
- Software on Controller to translate gcode into stepper commands (can be part of CNC Controller)
Requirements
- more or less easy to use
- manual operation with external controller possible
- not to expensive
- fast
- Able to control break on Z axis
possible Solutions
Smoothie board
- CNC Contoller
Todo
Input
Generating G-Code
- F-Engrave - DXF to GCode, single pass only
- gcodetools for Inkscape (not tested yet)
- dxf2gcode (not tested yet)
- image2gcode online, not tested yet
- PyCAM (not tested)
- http://simplegcoder.com/ (not tested)
- https://sites.google.com/site/heekscad/home/Details (not tested)