USBCNC 4 AXES with PIC18F4550

[irving2008]

hello< any one share me a software from http://www.planet-cnc.com, i don't have a 64 Eur.. to get a full ver.. if i know'd the software is not free i'm not going to build it . it's to late i have totaly make , pcb,programed microchip Pic18f4550 ..

Well you could always write the software yourself... no? then please don't ask to copy commercial licenced software, its against forum rules. This is a polite warning, OK.

[Lee Roberts]

hello< any one share me a software from http://www.planet-cnc.com, i don't have a 64 Eur.. to get a full ver.. if i know'd the software is not free i'm not going to build it . it's to late i have totaly make , pcb,programed microchip Pic18f4550 ..

Hi No sorry we dont do things like that here, if you want the software you will need to go and buy it like everyone else.

[tribbles]

So, in other words: "Can anyone pirate the software for me".

Yeah. Sure. Whatever.

Eagle PCB is available for free, but has a limited board size (80x100mm). Looking at the boards that have been produced from the schematic, then they're a bit bigger than this. There is a free trial version for 60 days which can allow 100x160mm - I think that the boards will fit in this size. Look for the Freemium version.

Note that the full version of Eagle costs significantly more than 64 Euros though! Although I'm not sure if you're talking about Eagle or the CNC software itself. Either way - whatever.

Just had a look at the shop, so I guess you're talking about the CNC software itself...

[chawkiz]

really nice software
usb cnc i get my licence

i build the pcb its very easy to build it
from

http://www.planet-cnc.com/

im from tunisia if some 1 need more info contact me

[and1_cu]

Hi, im new here,
i need to build one,
if i build the board, buy the pc software,....how can i program the PIC-ic ? is the IC program free? its in *.bin or *.hex
where can i get one?

[irving2008]

to program the PIC you need a programmer and you can download the firmware for the PIC for free from the planet CNC site. Programmers cost between 20 and 50USD on ebay, the cheap ones plug into a parallel port, the more expensive (like microchip's PicKIT2) are USB.

Or you can by the PIC ready programmed for 11Euro and since you are buying the software this would be the easiest and cheapest way to do it...

[Kroko]

Hi

Please send your .settings and problematic g-code to my email.

Andrej

[Deremi]

Hello all

During i've found this website :

http://rc.cis.si/projects/cnc_motion/

i've download the PCB and the firmware, i've start to build my card, but some component are missing, i will need to buy it and after to do the test.

when i will finishing i will share you how it's working

have a nice day

Bigfoot08

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[Doddy]

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The thread is 8 years old. There' little reason these days to DIY a controller. Either PC with software or a GRBL board off eBay (and I'm not recommending the latter).

[berin]

The thread is 8 years old. There' little reason these days to DIY a controller. Either PC with software or a GRBL board off eBay (and I'm not recommending the latter).

you can find that link here
https://web.archive.org/web/20091221...ts/cnc_motion/ you may have to try different dates FYI... but the links are there and the files are there.