I been working with MACH3 for a couple of weeks now while getting my new(Used) BridgePort up and running.   MACH 3 Rocks, we were able to get things set up and running with the free version.  And for only $160 bucks, its a deal for the full version.

Thanks to all who helped make Mach 3 posisble !!!

DITTOS ! ! !
I got my little homebrew lathe going as well. Mounting spindle index next. Making chips soon.
This is amazing stuff.

Addictive isn't it?   

Brett

Newbie here toooooooo on the Mach3... while I have not even turned a motor shaft with it yet, I have managed to get it going on my Dell GX1. I have my Galil 1880 installed, and it is even the Rev E card with the PnP chip on it. It took just a bit to get it registered, but it did, and Mach3 appears to be talking to it, and it thinks it is sending commands to some thing.

I have a motor plate that is less than 250 lines of code, and I could cut that for 6 months before it got more complicated for FREE it seems like. However, with the support of this forum, and the emails from the Yahoo groups on this product, $160 is a steal.

Thank you Art and others involved to the development daily, and to this forum for the sharing of the development from your side.. makes a newbie coming in feel real welcome.

Count me in on the satisfied customer list!  It boggles my mind that there are CNC machines running on other software.   

Poor sods.

I second that as well.
Greetings from New Jersey and thanks to all Mach3 Wizards!
Lemo