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cnc gas cutting machine

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Ok, here is your help:

10 REM CNC Machine code
20 Print "This is my gas cutting CNC machine code"
30 goto 20
40 END

Unless you have some more details, thats all your gonna get ;)

What circuit? What drivers? What Motors? What language? What compiler?

Throw us a bone here, friend!
 
still trying to figure that out either...

its a repair job actually..

the existing machine is an optical-electronic line follower type..but the optical part is already busted..

the idea is to convert it to cnc type.
 
Youch... Yeah, you 've got a lot of work to do..

There are SO MANY different setups and designs that there is no way to even guess about what is the best approach.

Obviously, a CNC requires computer control, so you will need a way for the X, Y, and Z axis to be motor controlled. Stepper motors are most common.

The required step-resolution is what determines the motor control type.

There are many pre-existing programs to control the CNC once you have the motor drivers and motors set up.

Mach3 is popular in the DIY crowd..Google: CNC control software for many free and expensive programs.. They will make your life that much easier.
 
Sounds interesting! How about more detail on what you have and maybe a few pictures.

Ken
 
There are configurable software packages that don't cost much. I have a book at home, and i can see what the author used ( can't remember off the top of my head )
 
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