Machine control software

[dazp1976]

I started off with Mach3 and tried LinuxCNC but didn't like it and in the end, I went for UCCNC. I think it is excellent. The drawback is that it has no lathe control function, so if you are dependent on that then you must stay with Mach.

Ah yes.
However. Their controllers run Mach too so you just switch back to it as and when needed. Simple.

By the way.
UCCNC TURN forum:
https://www.forum.cncdrive.com/viewforum.php?f=20

[A_Camera]

Ah yes.
However. Their controllers run Mach too so you just switch back to it as and when needed. Simple.

By the way.
UCCNC TURN forum:
https://www.forum.cncdrive.com/viewforum.php?f=20

Yes, but personally I have not used Mach3 ever since I switched to UCCNC.

[dazp1976]

Yes, but personally I have not used Mach3 ever since I switched to UCCNC.

Well. I hope UCCNC is as good as it sounds...
I've just bought...
A UC300ETH, 2* UCBB boards, extra cables, and a license.
IDC26 and IDC16 screw terminal boards.
Some 8 channel relay modules.
Some multi channel optocoulper modules.
And various other bits and bobs.

That'll keep me busy for a little while sorting all that lot out
Have loads of boxes stacked on the sofa, mrs keeps looking at them with a bit of a frown