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Originally posted 2010-02-10 21:06:01. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

CNC Stomp Pad 7 | Part Griding

When you cut something out with a plasma cutter there is slag left over you have to remove. This slag is officially called "dross" when it come to plasma cutting. In this video we rough grind the cnc stomp pad to remove the dross. I call it rough grind because later we will use a DA Sander to smooth it all out.

Originally posted 2007-12-04 05:01:38. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Smaller diameter threaded holes, up to about ½ an inch or 12mm are usually tapped. Larger diameter holes require a lot more torque to tap in one pass and the taps themselves become expensive, so thread milling is a good option. In this case an internal thread measuring 1 Diameter by 8 threads per inch will be programmed in Mastercam

Originally posted 2010-03-06 17:07:03. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

concept car CNC 5 axis machining.
Milling, roughing, semi-finishing, by WorkNC CAD/CAM software.

Learn CNC Basics E-Course: This is the sign up overview video for the Learn CNC Basics E-Course. Check it over as it gives details about the Free 7-Day CNC E-Course. The video gives a general overview of what the 7 Day CNC Course is about. Topics Include: CNC Intro CNC Design CAD…

Originally posted 2010-02-13 15:05:53. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

okay i got a game called cnc zero hour and my replays are saved as .rep and well i would like to know how to convert those files into avi or mp4 format or any other video format so than i can fit them in my psp or ipod

Originally posted 2010-03-02 03:06:07. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

I am building a case for my pc and wanted some Dimensions on width highth etc. okay i have my basic Dimensions but what makes me coserned is the expansion slots. how do i measure that. i havent bought my motherboard yet im just building a multipurpose case. i want my case to be made out of plexiglass and i have a cnc router and my plan is to make big case but i dont know stuff like ?the back how do i know where my video card sits and sound output or power suply. like i said i want to make a multipurpose case. Any help lol

Originally posted 2009-11-06 15:07:18. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

In this video, we go over the CNC Control portion of the CNC Process.

Day 5 is all about CNC Control.  CNC Control is made up of three parts.  The CNC Control Computer, CNC Control Software and the actually CNC Controller.
The CNC Control Computer can be basic and inexpensive.  The computer will live in a harsh environment that includes dust and dirt.
The CNC Control Software is what processes the G-Code program we made in the last step.  You load it in and when you are ready, start the program.
The actual CNC Controller has drivers in it and translates the signals from the control program into motion.  It sends the signals on to stepper or servo motors that move the various axis.
All together these pieces can cost a lot or a little.  You can also cut down the cost if you build the cnc controller yourself.

Tomorrow we machine.  This is where the chips fly.

Originally posted 2008-01-02 01:42:44. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

In this video, we go over the CNC Machining portion of the CNC Process.

On Day 6 we learn about CNC Machining.  This is where the rubber hits the road.  Before this, we did virtually everything on the computer.  Now we move into the real world.  Machining is about removing material from a piece of stock until we finalize our parts.
One thing we learn is that manual machining and cnc machining have similar issues.  There is coolant, chips dust and dirt no matter if you are operating the machine or the computer is operating the machine.
CNC Machining safety is important during this step.  We need to wear safety glasses, protective equipment and appropriate shoes.
There are many different types of CNC Machines and types of machining.  There are cnc routers, cnc lathes, cnc mills, cnc plasma cutters and on an on.  Each of these types of machines operates in different ways and you must learn their differences to be effective.

Tomorrow we go over various CNC Produced Parts and Projects.  We look at the outcome of all out work and some of the possibilities.

Originally posted 2008-01-02 03:02:51. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Command and Conquer 3: The Tiberium Wars

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Developer(s): EA

Publisher: In-House

Release Date: 2007 Q1

Genre: RTS

The first impressions

I already accomplished the tutorial mission in the demo so I skipped it, but still the first GDI mission should be considered a tutorial that’s simplicity is a disgrace to RTS junkies everywhere. That to that,

the graphics are rather impressive for a RTS and all cutscenes are full motion video, featuring some not so known actors as in all of the latest EA games.

The story

You are a young GDI/NOD commander entrusted with many critical missions

from the US to Europe and Australia, the only plot twist EA added to this game is the appearance of the third race; Scrin, who are quite similar to the GDI and NOD in their fighting power. NOD who roams the yellow zones are terrorists while GDI who controls the blue zones are the goody defenders of freedom, all hell breaks loose when NOD starts to think that it’s time to get rid of the Tiberium once and for all, which could be accomplished by detonating a Liquid Tiberium weapon. Now by detonating it they would kill anyone left on earth while the chosen ones(people loyal to NOD) would be safe in space, this usual conflict is escalated when GDI uses a ION Cannon to get rid of Kane, the NOD’s leader. The giant explosion caused by the stored tiberium under temple prime the third race Scrins to step in to the game.

The downsides

This might be the RTS junky in me talking but I have found none. Besides of course the long pointless dialogs by Kane. Some issues about the weapon usages and a few annoying bugs (I was using an early patch, can’t be bothered to update).

The good

GDI kicking NOD’s butt. Full motion video cutscenes. Kick ass graphics.

The summary

Another great CnC by EA stepping in the footsteps of its predecessors.

A great game even if you aren’t a fan of the RTS genre.

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