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1  General Category / Gear Discussions / GT2 Timing Pulleys and Belts on: Today at 04:37:56 AM
I have been using belt calculati on feature to determine the combinati ons of component s that would work for my applicati on. I love the feature, Thank You. I also use the    https://sdp-si.com/eStore/Catalog#    website to purchase GT2-5mm pitch Timing Belts and Pulleys. Noticed that Gearotic has a 8mm pitch but no reference to the 2mm and 3mm pitch's SPD/SI supply, and they no reference to the 8mm you have.

It all got me to wondering, what other sites have different component s and different gears and where your "goto site" is to reference your selection s you have chosen?

If others here have good sources of component s please post, Thank You

(Note: Choose METRIC option, then using the Part Index; It was under Belts & Cables / Timing Belts Trumotion)
2  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Sample HiRes STL output file on: March 19, 2013, 12:13:58 PM
A programme r with a conscienc Shocked
Your a real find, and a very impressiv e gentlemen .
Thanks for sharing your loves & interests with us.
I'm sure I speak for many, that without your generosit y we would never know what is possible for us hobbyist & hackers.
3  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Sample HiRes STL output file on: March 19, 2013, 07:58:19 AM
Nice clean HiRes file lines, loads fine now.

Did have quite an issue getting Assimp to install and work but did manage finally, that's a cool tool too. Exports a very nice .obj file.

The major issue was the DirectX 9 installat ion. Had to extract the dxwsetup. exe to a folder and then run as admin.

Thanks again.
4  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Sample HiRes STL output file on: March 18, 2013, 07:24:43 PM
What is asimp? could not find it on google.
5  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Sample HiRes STL output file on: March 18, 2013, 02:23:27 PM
I tried Rhino 4, Rhino 5, ArtCam, Autodesk Inventor Fusion, Solidwork s & DeskProto 6
nothing works to import the stl file
6  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Version 1.87 online.. on: March 03, 2013, 05:09:39 PM
mine came up 4.87?
7  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: version 4.86 online on: February 20, 2013, 09:50:21 AM
Slight error, when you use the up/down step arrow buttons both rotate at the same time.
8  General Category / Gear Discussions / Re: duplex gear on: February 17, 2013, 09:17:03 PM
Could these be programed to cut on a 4th axis, linear travel cut using a ball nosed tapered end mill?(Gearotic)

Or if you could provide a solid stl, could then use a CAM program with rotary axis Post.

Would be an interesti ng project to watch cut.

with cutter offset should be able to create the tooth profile for the zero backlash.
9  General Category / Support and Bug Reports / Re: Little Circles in the gCode on: February 11, 2013, 08:42:35 AM
I changed tool diameter to .0325 and got a change in locations of the loops.
Has something to do with tool diameter because I tried .015 and it worked fine.
10  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Release 4.80 on: February 03, 2013, 08:18:58 PM
Sweet Job, Thanks for the added control.  Smiley
11  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: 4.80 online on: January 29, 2013, 08:24:43 PM
Why is it that when I use the Rotate on/off in the GTA that it always jumps back to the default/start location? It does not stop and hold position. There is no way to step forward or reverse. Huh and I thought you were going to use hot keys along with using button icons. I would like to be able to zoom in and step thru gear tooth interacti ons.
12  User Video Links / Your Videos / Re: My First gearotic designed wooden gear clock on: December 16, 2012, 09:47:38 AM
Very Nice work  Smiley
Do like the looks of the rounded tooth profile.

Have a question on accuracy, It looks like it might be off by a couple of seconds per minute based on the video. How accurate are these type of builds and can they be adjusted easily?
13  General Category / Support and Bug Reports / Re: Malware identification on: December 02, 2012, 10:16:33 AM
FWIW: update on the linux "gddrescue" program:

5 days to complete the bit by bit transfer of one bad usb drive to a new larger usb drive. Showed 783 errors, 3735kB error size and thou the disk would not boot because the operating system needed repaired. Used the Win 7 install disk and choose the repair option. System is back up and running. Whooo!

I had tried the linux "dd" bit transfer program but due to physical disk errors it would not work.

Just letting others know that the gddrescue program works for saving a lot of grief.
I am sure there are option I could have used to make this work faster and more efficient . But for the first time use, I just wanted to save all the programs I installed with the data they create and use. Happy Computing .

sudo ddrescue /dev/sdb /dev/sdc
 
14  General Category / Support and Bug Reports / Re: Malware identification on: November 27, 2012, 08:41:30 AM
I am surprised Norton did not give you issues. Had to address the problem when I upgraded Gearotic and tell Norton it was safe every time. When the subscript ion ran out I uninstall ed norton, about a week later the hard drive puked. (now I am attemptin g to get gddresuce to save the bad disk to a new drive, hope it works) Think I will use Linux for internet access now. These hacker programs are getting out of hand. Not sure the reason people feel the need to create Malware.
15  General Category / Newest Rev Release / Re: Version 4.71 Released. on: November 16, 2012, 10:56:11 AM
Is there an option to add the rotate by step CW/CCW buttons on the other tabs that only show rotate on/off? Or are there hot keys that we can use to step?

Your program just keeps getting better

Also dxf files created by Artcam and Rhino also works, Thanks.
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