Andy_con
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Yeah, thanks. Luckily it only took me 10 minutes and I now have a CAD QR Code for future use (like a bag of tungsten tipped screws I imagine).I know and that's very kind, but its been converted and altered - job done.
couldn't find a free install so found an online jpg to dxf which I can open in cad
cell sites, solar sites, 2d stuff.What you doing mate?
need some help please, made this shape and when I try to do pedit to join everything up it goes made and I cant seem to get it to work correctly.
whats the issue?
www.laser-man.co.uk/test/test.dwg
Having a small issue: CAD '14 on MBP and I cant pan? two fingers used to be move, now its zoom along with the usual two opening/closing fingers? I can't seem to find anyway of changing this??
Only way I managed to do it is by using a mouse with a clickable roller wheel like on a windows machine unfortunately. Be interested to find a way though!
Another Solidworks clown here! Although I was brought up on 3DS Max I stopped after a few years then picked Solidworks back up after Andy challenged me to help program some things for his CNC. Enjoying it very much really simple to master took me about a day or 2 and quite intuitive. I now want a CNC Machine as a hobby Andy has made me jealous I love to export the model into CAMBAM or just use HSMWorks (Solidworks CAM plugin) and run them through CNCSimulater.
I made my own. took me about a week to source all parts /design and build. works a treat!
thinking of converting it to a 3D printer now, need to get a 4th axis sorted!
good job on the router, what movement you got and what motor?
I see your using mach3, same here
all three axis are using Nema 23 stepper motors with 283oz-in @ 3A, driving a m8 lead screw rod. Working bed area is 70cmx50cm with a max depth of 12cm. however because of my rail design, the length of the bed can actually be made as long as needed.
yeah mach3 seems to do the job well with my interface board, so happy with that for now :smile:
wouldn't mind adding a 4th axis like this guys has done though...
Why would you need to? You could just delete all but the "bottom" square and extrude it to the height you wanted no?say using the line drawing function in CAD and you draw a 3d cube, its not a solid object just a bunch of lines. how do you make it a solid object as pedit doesn't work?
Also Andy, why are you using such an archaic version of CAD?the offers come flooding in :wink:
anyone use auto track for CAD?
any got a copy i could install for autocad 2006?
id fooking love that...Also Andy, why are you using such an archaic version of CAD?
If you're happy to install team viewer on your machine and give me control for a couple of hours, I'll dropbox a file and update you. (I fear I've already asked you but don't remember).
yep you are right if you were drawing a square, im just not actually drawing a square.
it was just easier to use a square in my example of what I wanted to do
id fooking love that...
will message you over the next few days when I have some spare time. what version can I get?
Ok, so what are you trying to do? I think the answer is that you need to use solids. You can achieve literally anything with them, it's just knowing how to do it.
I think I have a copy of 2012 floating around. What's your computer like?
I'll need a bit of time to dig my version out and then get it onto somewhere you can download it from, then I can remote access and install all being well.
struggling to find answer on google, but what is the calculation for 1:500?
for example 1:500 would be 0.002 (1 divided by 500)