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G-Code, CAD, and CAM discussions / Re: CAD/CAM Questions
« on: September 02, 2015, 05:58:15 PM »
Thank you so much Gerry! And yes, the student version is what I'm using as I'm currently a student. Will have to upgrade soon though
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1) Yes. You can, however, purchase complete kits that include the G540, stepper motors and power supply.
2) Yes
3) The G540 can control 4 motors, and a few inputs and outputs. It can control many types of machines, provided that you don't need more inputs and outputs than it offers.
Thank you Gerry
William,
Yes to all three questions.
I respectfully advise you to continue researching what you want to do. Others have been using cnc to cut foam wings for a few years, and many will have posted lots of exact answers to your questions. A little time spent reading and studying now may save you headaches and wasted funds in the future. I have never cut foam wings with cnc, so I'm not qualified to advise you with specific details.
Good luck, and enjoy,
John
1) Yes. You can, however, purchase complete kits that include the G540, stepper motors and power supply.
2) Yes
3) The G540 can control 4 motors, and a few inputs and outputs. It can control many types of machines, provided that you don't need more inputs and outputs than it offers.
William,
Sorry, I can't comment on that as I don't have any experience with the TB6560.
John
William,
Sorry, I can't comment on that as I don't have any experience with the TB6560.
John
William,
Yes, it does for me. I'm typing now on a Win 8 64bit laptop with my UC100 connected and running in test mode
(UC100 not connected to stepper drivers).
John
William,
I run my UC100 on my 64 bit laptop. No need to reinstall 32 bit. That's only needed for a parallel port and driver.
Good Luck with your new cnc hobby,
John Champlain