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Is this project still supported?

Nice work. What kind of rapids do you get on your stepper driven machine? What is the latest version of CNC12 that you are running? Are you willing to share your macros to look at?

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Nice system

What about those curves that are not arches or circles. Will Fabber convert them into vector curves?

About a hundred thousand guys would be grateful if you posted your macros in the centroid cnc forum. 😃😃

Good job

how did you do that ATC routine ??? Is there a way you can share that script so i can narrow it to a small iso30 box on the side of my table and set XY locations for each T#? I need to wire my ATC drawbar to relay still, but i would like to do this as im not going to have a generic ATC on my Mill. Much more time.

can i use this program for laser cuting mashine? I need dxf file

Why should I make each shape into a component? What would happen if I don't?

Thank you for this video. I can't find a link to the calculator. Maybe I missed it somewhere? Does it still exist?

Hi - There's mention of a previous video about machine setup. Could you point me to where that lives?

Amazing

its very great to know that sketchup has a very big wide rang options and industries , I was so curious to see the final product ...

I have a very similar setup with the S30 ATC spindle, tool rack, and the need to park a dust shoe before a tool change. I have a Mach3 macro that does this very similar to yours. I am considering a switch from Mach3 to Centroid but this macro is holding me back. Would you be willing to share / sell this macro?

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Great work, I have an Avid 4896 with an S30C and running Centroid, and also have closed-loop NEMA34 steppers on all axes. But I am still doing "manual" tool changes by pressing the blue button on my gantry-mounted solenoid, so setting up a "proper" ATC function is my next big upgrade. I like your drop-off dust shoe, this is similar to how Shop Sabre does it. I might go that route, or I might design a dust shoe like Marius Hornberger where the shoe moves up and down to a) allow for tool changes, and b) to allow the brushes at the bottom of the shoe to always be in contact with the cutting surface so dust collection is way more effective. Anyway, great work and if there is anything you might be willing to share -- macros, schematics, whatever -- please let us know, including whatever reasonable costs you'd like to ask for :-) . Thanks much

Im looking to buy an Avid 60120 pro machine and doing research on the acorn and found you. I already have an S30 spindle and some clearpath steppers and hope to get to where you are eventually. Are you willing to share or license the scripts you amde to make this work. Also since its your script woudl need to mimic all your sensor locations and scheme. Great job and this gives me hope..

Oh man. So simple! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for posting, I'm definitely getting Fabber!

Nice set up , what kind of vacuum pump are you using? How long can it run without over heating?

Nice work, Can you share your macro's?

Really nice job! Will you be able to share the macros?

Make sure you cut CONVENTIONAL, not climb, when doing this, or it will not work, the parts will come loose.

Is it necessary to cut in one pass with a compression bit or is it possible to cut in two or three passes in case you use a less powerful CNC machine?

Great video, do you find you can do just as well in sketchup as fusion 360?

hello, well done for your work. i would also like to learn how to create macros on my acorn cnc. can you tell me how you learned? thank you

Great job! I just got a an older prs and have it up and running with non atc spindle. My hats off to you on the atc!

I was actually curious to know the little trick to widen the gaps but the video cut off before. I assume you use the tape tool to mark a line from the exterior line and then the push/pull tool to snap it to the tape line?

Hi There Fabber Folk, Is it possible to export/ print off the parts list created by Fabber to accompany the job to ensure all parts are present at each stage to act as the checklist? Thank you Mark

Looks great. What tool touch off device are you using? Any chance you’d be willing to share the scripts for tool length measurement?

This is great work and a lot of time has gone into your thinking about safety features and spindle upgrades. I'm surprised you still have an open loop system given the complexity of everything else.

sweet! you changed the lights in your shop! next upgrade closed loop motors?

this is 600 dollars a year?

While not needed for this job, does Fabber support tool changes?

Hello. Thanks for the greate work. I am looking for a copywriter for my site vismats.com Can you write some articles? Thank you.

Great ! Looks like you've eliminated the requirement of having to set the Sketchup z axis to be normal to the part surface. Love how you assemble everything at the end. So many CNC video demos end once the last cut is made.

Thanks Eric for the creating the video on feeds and speeds. I really liked the “Chip Load” calculator you created. It looks and works much better than most of the calculators I’ve found online. I will be downloading it today. Thanks for making it available to everyone! The person who asked about creating circles that are malformed may have a mechanical problem called “Backlash”. This is nothing more than the “slop” or “play” between the screw and nut that drive the X, Y, and Z axes. It’s fairly easy to correct through software (Mach 3) or hardware (spring loaded “anti-backlash nut”). - On the other hand, it may be something as simple as a loose coupling on one or more of her stepper motors. This will cause the mechanical drive (lead screw) to skip a few motor steps. - Just remember to re-calibrate the “steps-per-unit” for the X, Y, and Z axes in Mach 3 CNC controller software after fixing the backlash. Roger Secura

Thank you Eric for making the effort to provide this good webinar. One note, it seems as though in the earlier part of the lesson, you refer to speed sometimes as RPMs, and at other times you say speed, when you mean Inches per minute linear travel. I haven't been thinking about chip loads for a long time as my Shopbot has been sitting idle for several years. But even at the end you got a question, and you said, "It's a speed thing"..... well, is that RPM or Inches per minute???? Very good job though and thank you again, Chuck

Is it possible to make the sub-components cut two components? For example a blum hinge has the 35mm Diameter cup hole in the door and 2 holes on the inside of the cabinet side panel

Very cool. Will this plugin work on the newest version of VCarve? 9.518

Brilliant! Thank you.

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I have yet to figure out how to use this plugin, but just in the training videos, I have learned so much about sketchup. Worth every bit of my $4.95

Can't remember ever being first for anything :-)