Getting back into CNC
Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 10:56 pm
Hey all, its been a VERY long time since ive used a CNC machine. (Maybe 10 years)
In the past I built two out of steel and aluminium and always quietly looked down my nose on wooden machines.
I guess with age things change. I'm currently building a plywood torsion box machine. Im loving the ease of the build, just glue and screw on bits here and there. Build in adjustment for tweaking.
So much has changed over the years. The advent of stand alone CNC motion cards, arduino CNC, tiny g etc. Im totally confused where and what to go for. I'm liking the idea if the tinyg s curve jerk planner, but not really excited about its user interface.
Somone suggested I look at auggie. They said it incorporated s curve jerk planning (Hoping Im using the right terminology)
Is Auggie still being developed or did that finish a while ago?
In the past I built two out of steel and aluminium and always quietly looked down my nose on wooden machines.
I guess with age things change. I'm currently building a plywood torsion box machine. Im loving the ease of the build, just glue and screw on bits here and there. Build in adjustment for tweaking.
So much has changed over the years. The advent of stand alone CNC motion cards, arduino CNC, tiny g etc. Im totally confused where and what to go for. I'm liking the idea if the tinyg s curve jerk planner, but not really excited about its user interface.
Somone suggested I look at auggie. They said it incorporated s curve jerk planning (Hoping Im using the right terminology)
Is Auggie still being developed or did that finish a while ago?