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CNC experimenters need to learn how to create drawings for their CNC projects using a computer, how to convert the information contained in the newly created drawing into toolpaths, and then how to turn toolpath information into the code that will control their CNC machine, again using a computer. Our book,"Easy CNC," covers these subjects in detail.
The book is hands-on and full of experiments. The approach is the crawl-before-you-walk-before-you-run and it's fun!
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Table of Contents for"Easy CNC"
CNC experimenters have no trouble coming up with ideas for machines to do jobs they are interested in. Many need help with mechanical design, determining what sort of stepper motors to use, designing and selecting the driver electronics to make the motors step, interfacing driver electronics with a PC, and determining what sort of G-code interpreter to use, etc. "CNC Solutions For The Experimenter" is intended to help with this process.
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Table of Contents for "CNC Solutions For
The Experimenter"
You may be interested to know that Square 1 publishes a book on stepper motors entitled,
"Easy Step'n". Table of contents can be viewed at http://www.stepperstuff.com.
Square 1 Electronics also publishes a popular series of books to instruct readers on how to understand and use the PIC® Microcontroller. Table of contents are located on this website-- http://www.sq-1.com.
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