Recent content by burkLane

I find CAD and Cam software like Solid works to be complex programs that pretty much require frequent use. For me anyway it is a perishable skill. I need to spend a few hours per week drawing models and or setting up models with cam tool paths to keep skills frosty. I can see a more casual use...

About a100 miles south of you. I get material mail order. And there is a steel mill across town. lol

I recently started to teach myself this program. The cost per year was just too good to pass up. I don't have solidworks experience, but I do have about 20 years of Autocad experience as a base for all cad bloatware. I have been using Iron cad innovate for about 7 or 8 years now. I find it to...

Wow, I had the exact same thing happen to me! No hospital, but a rough 4 weeks. Doc said I should be ok. It took 2 different antibiotics scripts over the course of 25 days.

wow!

I am not a user of this program right now, but I foresee this will be my future solution. 3DEXPERIENCE SOLIDWORKS for Makers | SOLIDWORKS Cost is 100$ per year very affordable in my opinion I currently use ironcad innovate! This is a very expensive program and I have not paid for updates in a...

Your name is still listed and shown when compiling g-code as one of the authors on the pcnc mill Sprutcam post to this day. ;)

Back in the 80's I owned a yz 125 with a ypvs or yamaha power valve system. It was mechanically driven with linkage by rpm as I remember. Never seen one on the intake side, only read valves. The reason I had to look at this thread.

Not on the wall but I often think this! I am skilled enough to take it apart. Patient enough to put it back together. And smart enough to hide the extra parts.

As an avid reader of this forum I questioned if it was a real working model when I looked at video. From reading posts on this forum for years I just didn't think ignition systems could be scale down this small

While they don't support old versions of software with help. I would expect Jacob @ tormach to help get the older version up and running for you. I have also noticed in past they work out upgrade deals if you want to move to current version. Still not cheap I bet. Anyway the current sprutcam...

Thank you for the great write ups and pictures of your progress! Some of the best work on the net! I understand why my sprutcam post lists you as one of the authors!

Sweet! And your workbench has seen some use! "wow"

Couple bullet points from a Tormach user I enjoy drawing models, designs and building them. I wanted a system that looked like its being supported and developed not just a tool "mill" I have a 6 year old series 3 with power draw bar, stand, very well tooled and 4th axis. I also have a New...

I recently started to read the complete linked page from start to finish. This project quickly fell into the wow this is crazy complex mechanical engineering art. I was in awe of the detail for any single part of this. As kvom mentioned the amount of engineering and mechanical detail put into...