found ya

[kopcicle]

I'm back , I guess

[34_40]

I remember your handle... but..   I guess I need a refresher.

[kopcicle]

Seattle, needed craftsman 6" parts....

[34_40]

Seattle, needed craftsman 6" parts....

Did you find what was needed?  Are you able to make chips now?  Were you the gentleman who had many a lengthy post?      I hope so, we need some conversation round the place. LOL 

[kopcicle]

Well, let's see.
303 British/30 US
I don't like mouse guns much but understand their usefulness.
I prefer .308
More of a manual machinist with a fabrication and welding background.
Navy
Many desktop machining projects, now with 4th and 5th axis capability.
Communication electronics from DC to Daylight. AF7XT Amateur radio licensee.
Motorcycles.

And a fair cook in several languages...

[kopcicle]

I'll get busy posting as soon as life allows.
Speaking of .
Anyone want to help with a bit of manual gcode?
I'm trying to code a bit of G02, G19 (Y,Z J,K) and find that the documentation and syntax is not at all what I remember , if I remember.

[TerryWerm]

Can't help you with the G code, but welcome aboard! Glad you found us.

[Piggiron]

Can't help you with the G code, but welcome aboard! Glad you found us.

I'll get busy posting as soon as life allows.
Speaking of .
Anyone want to help with a bit of manual gcode?
I'm trying to code a bit of G02, G19 (Y,Z J,K) and find that the documentation and syntax is not at all what I remember , if I remember.

I can't help with code either, but one option might be to try using one of the AI programs like Chat GBT. I've seen videos about people going this route with fairly good results.
I'll post a link if I can find one of them again.

[Piggiron]

Here's a couple links about using AI to write g-code and code for micro controllers.
https://youtu.be/r0J2mz2i5DE?si=HTVcIZIsjA3GKhEq

https://youtu.be/QJUBKYuVXUc?si=UBCclInadamHXuJy