We just got a CNC at work

cypher_138 · 07-18-03, 06:29 PM

I've never used one but one of the engineers said he'd teach me how. Now I can build my own WBs starting with the NB on these P4C800-E DLX. This is gonna be some good stuff when I figure it out.

rogerdugans · 07-18-03, 07:15 PM

SWEET!

I need some water blocks for my power supply, so if you need some practice projects.......

Joking, of course

But that is very cool man: you should be able to make some pretty nice custom stuff once you get the hang of it.

Enjoy!

cypher_138 · 07-18-03, 07:23 PM

Once I figure it out I'll keep you posted.

JFettig · 07-18-03, 11:12 PM

thats awesome! Im starting the conversion of my mill

do you know cad? see what program they use to run the cnc. Im guessing its mastercam, they use mastercam in most of the northern states and not in the southern states, I dont know why, thats what the dude from the local college said.

Jon

tio · 07-19-03, 02:36 AM

Man, I'm jealous! You've got quite an opportunity there. Have fun Cypher.

ziptieboy · 07-19-03, 09:54 AM

The CNC at our school uses featurecam. Although I don't know featurecam, I took a course through the college and learned Inventor, which can transfer files to featurecam. I just haven't got around to drawing up any wbs.

Scott

cypher_138 · 07-19-03, 01:43 PM

I'll find out the details this week. If I manage to produce any goodies I'll be sharing them. I don't know CAD now but one of the engineers is gonna teach me. And to think, I was getting ready to look for another job.

07-18-03, 06:29 PM	Thread Starter #1
cypher_138 Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ	We just got a CNC at work I've never used one but one of the engineers said he'd teach me how. Now I can build my own WBs starting with the NB on these P4C800-E DLX. This is gonna be some good stuff when I figure it out.
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07-18-03, 07:15 PM	#2
rogerdugans Linux challenged Senior, not that it stops me... Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Corner of No and Where	SWEET! I need some water blocks for my power supply, so if you need some practice projects....... Joking, of course But that is very cool man: you should be able to make some pretty nice custom stuff once you get the hang of it. Enjoy! __________________ Still overclocked and running linux on watercooled computers after all these years.
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07-18-03, 07:23 PM	Thread Starter #3
cypher_138 Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ	Once I figure it out I'll keep you posted.
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07-18-03, 11:12 PM	#4
JFettig Hey! I showered! Senior Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: MN	thats awesome! Im starting the conversion of my mill do you know cad? see what program they use to run the cnc. Im guessing its mastercam, they use mastercam in most of the northern states and not in the southern states, I dont know why, thats what the dude from the local college said. Jon __________________ \|\|http://www.wc101.com - Watercooling101\|\| \|\|http://jfettigmachines.com CNC kits\|\|
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07-19-03, 02:36 AM	#5
tio Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Hyrule	Man, I'm jealous! You've got quite an opportunity there. Have fun Cypher. __________________ ► 2.4C (SL6Z3) @ 3.9 GHz w/ 1.70v (FSB = 325 MHz \| System Bus = 1.3 GHz) ► Asus P4C800-E Deluxe (rev. 1.02) "droop", vDIMM, and vAGP modded with heatsinks on all FETs, Southbridge, and clock generator ► Prometeia Mach I ► Corsair XMS 3500 [BH-5 chips] (2 x 512MB) @ 2-6-2-2 w/ 3.23v ► eVGA 6800 GT @ 435 core / 1173 mem (modified BIOS - 1.4v) ► 2 x 74 GB Raptors in RAID-0 (64K stripe size) ► Antec TruePower 550 "I woke up today thinking I will one day die. I wonder if one day I'll wake up thinking that I'm going to live."
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07-19-03, 09:54 AM	#6
ziptieboy Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Kansas	The CNC at our school uses featurecam. Although I don't know featurecam, I took a course through the college and learned Inventor, which can transfer files to featurecam. I just haven't got around to drawing up any wbs. Scott
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07-19-03, 01:43 PM	Thread Starter #7
cypher_138 Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ	I'll find out the details this week. If I manage to produce any goodies I'll be sharing them. I don't know CAD now but one of the engineers is gonna teach me. And to think, I was getting ready to look for another job.
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