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Yes I think you're correct Bob. After saturating myself with Hot Wire Foam cutting videos and design info this weekend, it looks like a fairly straightforward build. The software to generate the G-Code for 4th axis is reasonably priced (at least for Dev Foam Pro). Another project for the prototype ...

Yes that works, I'm off and running with the Vector Processor now.
Thanks
CA

Has anyone ventured down the path of using Auggie and Pokeys57 (or equivalent type of controller) on a hot wire cutting application? I've had the desire to build one of these machines for a number of years after watching the Frog Hot Wire cutter doing its 4 axis magic on a big block of styro. The ...

Yes that does look somewhat moose like, I can see it better f I squint my eyes almost tight 

Mooselake wrote: Flourishes worked well, and can even enhance a picture of a moose

Kirk

Good Morning Art,
As suggested I tried the modification of the target line to include the -con after Auggie.exe . I get a problem with shortcut error message stating the name "C:\Gearotic Motion\Auggie.exe -con" specified in the target box is not valid. Make sure path name and file names are correct ...

Thanks Art, I'll make that command line change and give her a go. I 'm looking forward to playing with the flourish and seeing how creative it can get.
Cam

Hi, this is my first post to the forum. I've found Gearotic fairly easy to use for gear train design and have produced a number of DXF files which I have imported in the design software I use for my CNC Router and Trotec Laser. The one thing I have not been able to figure out is why the Push Button ...