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I found it this morning Bob and I was about to post my finding when I saw your message.  Yes, it helps very much, thank you.

Marklazarz;

I believe this image can be seen in our tutorial, page 73 of 93, fig 179. Hope it helps..


Cheers
Bob

Hi Mark:

Im sorry, those pictures must now be lost to history, I cant find any record of them.

Art

Sure, it's here... http://gearotic.com/ESW/FavIcons/index.php?topic=540.0

Mark:

  Can you tell me what forum baord.. Ill look it up, I hadnt realized how large the board has become,
I cant find that discussion anymore..


Art

I'm running Win 10 along with AVG anti-virus software.  The install went smoothly but AVG warned of 2 threats that I had to allow before it would let me complete the installation.  Thank you for putting the pendulum calculator back in.  Your forum discussion about pendulums, crutches, etc. is missing a picture.  Any idea where it went?

Glenn

  Id think a pokeys would be ideal for a 3d printer. Lots of IO to do heating and such, inputs for temperature as well,
so the scripting should be able to handle all the things a 3d printer needs..

Art

Art
Once i get that far besides the Diode and CO2 lasers on that frame, I want to add my 3d printer parts.
The machine would have snap in beds.
One would be a heated bed was my thought.  Wouldn't be a tall build area only 4" but I don't think i have done anything over 3" any way.

Glenn

Glenn:

  Excellent, the more testers the better. Im hoping people liek the scripting, this is all pretty experimental,
but is seeming to work pretty well. It will be interesting to see what use people find for it .. beyond just
lasers..

Art

That release sounds like a good Christmas present.
You ever get called Santa Clause?

I finally got my Pokeys57cnc board.
Wont get to hook it up until the week before Christmas have to travel next week.
Apparently work thinks their stuff is important.

Watching all of Ya-Nvr-No and your videos looks like the scripting is pretty fun to work with.

Glenn