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Re: New Machine
#migration
keith3125
Wish there were hotkeys
On Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 1:32:48 PM MDT, <stock@...> wrote:
I have the same issue... have to use an old square monitor and then i get to the buttons.
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Re: New Machine
#migration
stock@...
I have the same issue... have to use an old square monitor and then i get to the buttons.
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jerico
Hi,
Please post latest stable entry level versions of eagle/pcb-gcode versions for mac, now that I have a functional CNC mill ?? thx jerico
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New Machine
#migration
keith3125
Trying to setup PCBGCODE on a new machine (Windows 10). Got far enough to settings page but can't size the window to see/reach the 'accept' button. Closed it down and just tried 'run' on a board got message: Windows cannot find 'javaw.exe' Make sure you typed the name correctly and then try again. Closed that and get : Error calling ShellExecuteEx0 Any ideas?
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AlbertHall
Terrific! Where do I get it, can you upload files on here?
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AlbertHall
But this would require changing the control hardware on my mill. I am not that desperate yet!
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morntech asia
I have a version from 12-8-2008 for you!! (0_1_7) Roel Op vr 19 apr. 2019 om 19:34 schreef Patrick <pknoe3lh@...>:
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Patrick
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On Fri, Apr 19, 2019, 13:30 AlbertHall <jim@...> wrote: I have been using optimizer
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AlbertHall
I have been using optimizer
"Optimizer for PCB Gcode. By Daniel Purvis and Jay Couture Version: 1.1 Releases 8/1/2008" But it doesn't work anymore. It brings up a dos box with the input and output paths and then just hangs. Any ideas? Can I download a new copy? I couldn't find a download source.
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Re: Can't open 'c:\storage.nv' permission denied
#pcbgcode
abyset2105@...
Mine worked just fine in win10 as "C:\EAGLE-9.3.0" after i elevated all permissions for that folder (including subfolders).
But i like the solution of putting the files in server and i think i will go for it, thanks Chipteck.
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Re: removing trace isolation swarf
#mill
#development
John Ferguson
I liked idea of running same bit a second time. I'm going to try that. thanks for your thoughts. john
On 3/24/19 11:11 AM, mariob_1960 via
Groups.Io wrote:
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Re: UnDoo problems
#eagle
Harvey White
On Sun, 26 Aug 2018 01:47:56 -0700, you wrote:
Made a schematic and then tried the board. Gave autoroute a go and got a reasonable board.No, but you will need to go back and try to match the version of the board file that doesn't have your changes. In Eagle, you cannot change the board without changing the schematic and vice versa. At some point, you had a board or schematic file open without the corresponding other file. This gives Eagle severe heartburn (and then.... you). Eagle keeps backup files of both schematic and board, so you can try to match them up. If the board wasn't too complicated, you can lay it out again by moving all the .brd or .br# files into a separate folder where Eagle can't find it (note that you're not destroying information, just making it invisible). Then create a board and go from there. otherwise, you will have to try to match things up. In my version (7.x) there's a big nasty yellow and black striped banner telling you that changes in one will not be reflected in the other when both files are not open. Harvey Harvey
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The person who posted the first message in this thread has been banned for continued attempts to discuss hacked/cracked software. This forum does not support discussion of pirating or pirated software.
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No entiendo.
Que quieres saber?
El dom, mar 24, 2019 15:23, <jorgedanielgutierrez26@...> escribió:
But do you have full mach3 software or do you have a mach 3 hack?
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Re: removing trace isolation swarf
#mill
#development
mariob_1960@...
sorry if I return with the same theme: it is useful to use your software to generate the trace layout with a bit of 0.10mm and then increase the separation between tracks with a bit of 0.7mm.
Can you generate the residual areas where the bit of 0.70 does not arrive (angles, sectors where should bit 0.7 be cut because it invades another track) that should be done by pocket operation for copper cleaning? I have managed to solve it with bcnc, but it is not a practical solution,
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Re: removing trace isolation swarf
#mill
#development
mariob_1960@...
In bcnc there is a new complement (I do not know if it is already available) to clean the traces of pcb with laser (remove black paint for acid later) which I have helped with my small contribution
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Re: removing trace isolation swarf
#mill
#development
Glad to hear everything is working, John. Regards, John T. Johnson 678-575-2093
On 22 Mar 2019, at 15:00, John Ferguson via Groups.Io wrote:
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Re: Laser etching
#pcbgcode
bruce q
Thanks for the info Marcus, I will give that a try.
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On Fri, 3/22/19, Marcus <marcus.a.tuck@gmail.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [pcbgcode] Laser etching #pcbgcode To: pcbgcode@groups.io Date: Friday, March 22, 2019, 9:35 PM Hi Bruce, If its any help this is what I have done in bCNC for laser work: I have added 4 user defined buttons on the control tab:- Laser mode on; $32=1 Laser mode off; $32=0 Laser constant power mode; M3 (Laser only switches on during G1, G2, G3 off during G0) Laser dynamic power mode; M4 (Laser power varies with feed rate automatically) I set the Z to zero when generating the G-Code. Then before I start the job, I just press the laser mode on button followed by the laser mode I want to use. The software takes it from there. Don’t forget to select laser mode off when you’re finished as it is stored in the Arduino and will still be active the next time you use it. Happy lazing, Marcus
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Re: Laser etching
#pcbgcode
Marcus
Hi Bruce, If its any help this is what I have done in bCNC for laser work: I have added 4 user defined buttons on the control tab:- Laser mode on; $32=1 Laser mode off; $32=0 Laser constant power mode; M3 (Laser only switches on during G1, G2, G3 off during G0) Laser dynamic power mode; M4 (Laser power varies with feed rate automatically) I set the Z to zero when generating the G-Code. Then before I start the job, I just press the laser mode on button followed by the laser mode I want to use. The software takes it from there. Don’t forget to select laser mode off when you’re finished as it is stored in the Arduino and will still be active the next time you use it.
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Re: removing trace isolation swarf
#mill
#development
John Ferguson
sounds like the old shampoo ad. Cut, repeat. While I'm at it i want to again thank you for your wonderful code. As I wrote when I first surfaced the swarf problem, I've gotten my design and cut routine down cold - everything works. best regards, john ferguson
On 3/22/19 1:21 PM, John Johnson wrote:
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