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[00:01:44] <andypugh> t12: I want that big chisel
[00:03:52] <andypugh> I made a scratch tool for this, a router-cut groove would have looked wrong. It only took about an hour to make the tool and form the profile:
https://plus.google.com/photos/108164504656404380542/albums/5854209973166221953
[00:05:38] <andypugh> (the first 5, the second 4 are something entirely more modern, this in fact:
http://benlovejoy.wordpress.com/2013/03/27/idesk/ )
[00:05:39] <Tom_itx> what kind of wood is that?
[00:05:46] <andypugh> Oak
[00:05:56] <andypugh> (in both cases)
[00:06:34] <syyl_> i restored a new vise today ;)
[00:06:38] <syyl_> (china)
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[00:07:42] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1748.JPG
[00:08:27] <syyl_> not all parts are perfect...
[00:08:27] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1752.JPG
[00:08:58] <syyl_> or the gib...a bit bent
[00:08:58] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1758.JPG
[00:09:14] <andypugh> I am never sure if those are going to be stiff enough to be useful. I am sure that for some jobs nothing else will do (short of a Deckel with the universal table)
[00:09:30] <syyl_> i will use it on my tool/cutter grinder
[00:09:38] <syyl_> for turning tools
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[00:10:21] <andypugh> syyl_: OK, let me take a photo..
[00:18:31] <andypugh> https://plus.google.com/photos/108164504656404380542/albums/5857486442507317137/5860923848007151682
[00:19:47] <syyl_> no permission to open it..
[00:21:47] <andypugh> Hmm, how about:
https://plus.google.com/photos/108164504656404380542/albums/5747722155741347649/5860924673167260434
[00:22:12] <syyl_> that works
[00:22:46] <syyl_> your lathe needs some serios cleaning ;)
[00:23:22] <syyl_> that protractor is nice
[00:23:33] <syyl_> but 0 seems to be off ;)
[00:23:54] <Tom_itx> his table is warped
[00:24:50] <andypugh> The protractor is not nice _because_ the zero is off.
[00:24:53] <Tom_itx> that is a nice tool to have though
[00:25:02] <Tom_itx> not adjustable?
[00:25:13] <syyl_> with a surface grinder ;)
[00:25:15] <andypugh> Not enough,
[00:25:21] <syyl_> that would make a nice gift to somebody you dont like
[00:26:07] <andypugh> It would be a really nice tool, if it actually measured angles.
[00:26:39] <syyl_> for my part, i am cured with cheap measuring tools :D
[00:26:51] <andypugh> And maybe it would be accurate if I were to subtract 24' from every measurement.
[00:27:17] <syyl_> i only buy chinese stuff that i can fix ;)
[00:27:53] <syyl_> ah
[00:28:00] <syyl_> one of the knuckles spotted
[00:28:01] <syyl_> http://www.cncecke.de/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=79614&d=1364600448
[00:28:12] <syyl_> ah sorry
[00:28:13] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1768.JPG
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[00:29:07] <andypugh> I would relieve the centre in a lathe, then scrape the outer 13mm.
[00:29:45] <syyl_> i took the "scrape all of it"-card
[00:29:58] <syyl_> two passes and it got much better
[00:29:59] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1769.JPG
[00:30:05] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1770.JPG
[00:30:33] <syyl_> at least it stopped to rock on the surface plate
[00:31:03] <syyl_> a bit later it started to look like something
[00:31:04] <syyl_> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24396704/Reime%20Universalschraubstock/IMG_1772.JPG
[00:32:12] <andypugh> I have a feeling (and no science) that a high-pressure clamping to an outer ring is stiffer than an all-over clamp.
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[00:32:31] <syyl_> there might be something to that
[00:32:37] <andypugh> I think it is definitely stiffer in torsion.
[00:34:08] <syyl_> i think i will relieve the base in the center
[00:34:21] <syyl_> i can chuck it easier on the face plate
[00:34:39] <andypugh> This looks nicer than my chinese thing, but I am not sure it will measure my angle.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Grey-Rushton-Vernier-Protractor-As-Photo-/160934608730?pt=UK_Measuring_Tools_Levels&hash=item2578733f5a
[00:35:26] <syyl_> it has a nice wooden box at least
[00:35:39] <syyl_> i have one that looks like that one
[00:35:53] <syyl_> with the sliding rule
[00:36:08] <andypugh> I need to measue over a step. Let me see if I can find a picture.
[00:39:11] <andypugh> https://plus.google.com/photos/108164504656404380542/albums/5747722155741347649/5648298987857956962 If you ignore what it was a picture of, the angle is that split line between just under the words "when spiral milling". It is clamped by the nut you can see. The whole X-axis rotates. My measurement is the angle over that step.
[00:40:05] <syyl_> uh
[00:40:07] <syyl_> ok
[00:40:44] <syyl_> cant you setup a dial indicator in a known distance to the swivel point?
[00:40:51] <syyl_> and then calculate the angle
[00:40:54] <andypugh> Now, the Chinese thing does that no problem, as the setsquare part slides.
[00:41:19] <andypugh> And yes, a DTI is probably the proper way to measure.
[00:41:33] <syyl_> or a sine bar + dial indicator
[00:41:40] <syyl_> (magnetic sine bar)
[00:41:54] <andypugh> Ah. No. The whole X axis swivels...
[00:42:05] <syyl_> but Y stays
[00:42:42] <syyl_> http://www.ballbach-messzeuge.de/06/60/Bilder/6040001.jpg
[00:43:00] <syyl_> you can set it up "standing" on the short side
[00:43:12] <syyl_> and run the y-axis back and forward
[00:43:26] <andypugh> Yes, an accurate square on the Y would work, bit then I have to clock the base of the square to get it acurately on X, then swivel X and clock Y
[00:44:37] <andypugh> Which will work, but is effort, and requires a nice square, which I don't currently have.
[00:48:36] <syyl_> hmm
[00:48:48] <syyl_> there seem to be a lot ways to do it
[00:48:54] <syyl_> but my bed calls for me
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[00:52:45] <t12> anyone know a reasonable source for a 4.5MT to 3MT sleeve?
[00:52:48] <t12> (or 2?)
[00:53:27] <t12> apparently clausing sells one but have to call
[00:53:36] <ds3> what uses a MT4.5?
[00:53:43] <t12> a whole mess of lathes, apparently
[00:54:04] <t12> the story is that 4.5 was made so that some convient size of collet? could easily be fit
[00:54:11] <t12> cause 4 is too small and 5 would be too big
[00:54:24] <ds3> I wonder if that's what those 5C capable lathes are since they have an adapter sleeve
[00:54:30] <t12> yeah
[00:54:44] <t12> (5c is the thing forums mention in ref to this)
[00:54:52] <ds3> Oooh
[00:55:00] <ds3> why not a 5C nose + a 5C to MT adapter?
[00:55:17] <t12> this would be for testbar mount
[00:55:22] <t12> and really, anything morse mount
[00:56:07] <andypugh> t12: CNC lathes turn tapers reallly well.
[00:56:18] <t12> however, i have no cnc lathe
[00:56:33] <andypugh> So, make one.
[00:56:46] <t12> heh
[00:56:49] <t12> making the cnc lathe
[00:56:51] <t12> to make the adapter
[00:56:53] <t12> for the non cnc lathe
[00:57:12] <andypugh> Even my ghastly chinese machine with steppers can make a really good socket-taper pair.
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[00:57:33] <andypugh> Much better than I ever managed on a manual lathe.
[00:57:57] <t12> i guess in theory my next alignments should be
[00:58:03] <t12> headstock/tailstock to eachother + bed
[00:58:13] <t12> but thats like 2 testbars and the 4.5 adapter
[01:00:06] <t12> or fix the teeth grind now without those adjustments
[01:00:16] <t12> and just eyeball it off the chuck badly
[01:01:14] <andypugh> t12: Just machine a bar between centres and measure it.
[01:02:35] <andypugh> Ah, no, that's a different test. Still worthwhile (that is how you align a tailstock)
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[01:05:51] <andypugh> Machining a bar held only in the chuck and measuring the diameter tells you how well the spindle axis is aligned to the bed. A bad chuck affects that, but indirectly. You will get ovality that varies along the test piece. But if the work is round, but tapered, you have a good chuck and a misaligned spindle.
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[01:12:32] <t12> i know right now the chuck is way off
[01:12:36] <t12> due to me messing up previous grinding
[01:12:48] <t12> i'm clamping jaws diffntly (a way archivist suggested)
[01:13:45] <t12> last time they ended up sorta conical
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[01:18:23] <DaViruz> andypugh: flex will affect that a lot for any meaningful length
[01:19:29] <DaViruz> better of just chucking a "good" bar and indicating on it twice, rotating it 180 degrees to compensate for chuck inaccuracy
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[01:23:49] <t12> i also sort of wonder if the conical thing
[01:23:55] <t12> was due to wear on the grinding bid?
[01:23:57] <t12> bit?
[01:26:36] <andypugh> DaViruz: Yes, but, he needs to find a 4.5MT good bar, and that sounds non-tivial.
[01:28:08] <DaViruz> 4.5MT?
[01:28:48] <DaViruz> oh morse taper?
[01:31:31] <t12> maybe a way to look at it is
[01:31:42] <t12> does the error induced by having to 4.5 -> adapter -> test bar
[01:31:52] <t12> make aligning off a test bar not worth it
[01:32:25] <andypugh> It mght, it might not. How do you tell?
[01:32:43] <DaViruz> by rotating it and taking several measurements
[01:33:02] <andypugh> If you machine a bar, is it cylindrical? That is all that really matters
[01:33:27] <DaViruz> if you can rotate something it's trivial to tell taper from non-paralellism
[01:33:43] <DaViruz> if you machine a short bar and a long bar you will get different tapers
[01:33:55] <DaViruz> if you machine bars of different materials you will get different tapers
[01:34:33] <DaViruz> workpiece flex due to tool load will be significant compared to headstock alignment
[01:35:01] <andypugh> A very fat bar might tell you more,
[01:35:59] <DaViruz> yeah sure, if you can keep the length-diameter ratio under 3:1 or something like that it will probably give good numbers
[01:36:46] <t12> well
[01:36:56] <t12> i'm going to attempt to get the jaws closer to proper
[01:37:36] <andypugh> Can you borrow a very good chuck?
[01:38:23] <t12> maybe
[01:38:27] <t12> this is the chuck i have to use anyway
[01:38:33] <t12> if i have to grind it now, and again later thats ok
[01:38:38] <t12> assuming i dont run out of tooth heh
[01:38:42] <t12> i dont think i will though
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[02:00:39] <t12> https://www.dropbox.com/sc/iao1y21fmv63vqb/KdgmDVhNmH
[02:00:59] <t12> anyone see any fatal flaw i'm about to go through with here? :)
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[02:14:17] <andypugh> It looks sensible. I am trying to think how expanding out into a ring is different. It would certainly use the wrong side of the scroll and teeth, so this way is better in that sense.
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[02:48:38] <t12> also before
[02:48:42] <t12> i had the ring kinda on the tip
[02:48:47] <t12> due to not having any other option
[02:48:49] <t12> so it may have rocked
[02:48:53] <t12> and maybe the scroll was dirty
[02:49:00] <t12> we'll see how this works out in about 10m when its done
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[02:50:08] <t12> i dtid my previous grind
[02:50:17] <t12> it was very concentric, but conical
[02:50:28] <t12> and when i switched to archivists method
[02:50:37] <t12> one tooth was significantly changed
[02:50:41] <t12> a few thou
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[03:00:51] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0ilMx7k7mso#!
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[03:04:48] <BHSPiMonkey> Just completed my first successful cut! \o/
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/644754_4480350937476_1533830_n.jpg
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[03:06:20] <andypugh> I am getting some kind of Escher impossible perspective thing.
[03:06:35] <andypugh> Laser?
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[03:08:19] <AR_> BHSPiMonkey, please do not tell me you are making a triforce thing
[03:08:55] <BHSPiMonkey> AR_: please do not tell me you object
[03:09:01] <AR_> LOL
[03:10:24] <jdh> looks like burnt mdf?
[03:10:58] <BHSPiMonkey> the edges are charred, yeah
[03:11:09] <BHSPiMonkey> not sure yet how to prevent things like that
[03:11:22] <AR_> laser?
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[03:11:34] <BHSPiMonkey> DW660 cutting tool
[03:11:41] <BHSPiMonkey> this be a shapeoko
[03:11:47] <AR_> ohh
[03:11:59] <BHSPiMonkey> <- amateur hour
[03:12:12] <andypugh> I think you need to move faster.
[03:12:14] <BHSPiMonkey> andypugh: sorry, I just realized you were talking to me
[03:12:29] <AR_> yeah usually burning = sitting too long in one spot
[03:12:33] <AR_> increase feedrate
[03:12:35] <BHSPiMonkey> andypugh: I'll try my next project with a faster feed rate and see what happens
[03:12:39] <BHSPiMonkey> yeah
[03:12:50] <andypugh> But it's a balance beween breaking bits and burning the wood.
[03:13:06] <BHSPiMonkey> this is my first, and I have no idea what are good rates/plunge depths to use with this tool/material/bit
[03:13:21] <BHSPiMonkey> so I'm using 100mm/min I think
[03:13:54] <AR_> what i usually do is
[03:13:58] <AR_> guess
[03:14:02] <AR_> and hope for the best
[03:14:08] <BHSPiMonkey> 5000mm/sec
[03:14:14] <AR_> if it seems too slow, use feed rate override
[03:14:14] <BHSPiMonkey> GO
[03:14:23] <AR_> or too fast
[03:14:25] <AR_> etc
[03:15:17] <BHSPiMonkey> override in linuxcnc, I'm assuming you mean?
[03:16:10] <andypugh> on my mlll the feedrate overide goes to 100x, I have so little clue. Lathes I know, mills are new.
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[03:21:20] <Tom_itx> BHSPiMonkey,
http://www.onsrud.com/plusdocs/Doc/index.html?model.code=FeedSpeeds
[03:21:36] <Tom_itx> http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/GCode/Feed-Rate-Calculator.phtml
[03:21:50] <Tom_itx> http://zero-divide.net/index.php?page=fswizard&shell_id=199&load_tool_id=27011
[03:22:27] <Tom_itx> and finally
[03:22:29] <Tom_itx> http://www.custompartnet.com/calculator/milling-speed-and-feed
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[03:31:09] <t12> awesome
[03:31:13] <t12> it appears to have ground in great
[03:40:16] <r00t4rd3d> BHSPiMonkey, what size shank does that take? 1/8 ?
[03:40:27] <r00t4rd3d> nvm
[03:40:48] <BHSPiMonkey> Tom_itx: thanks for the links
[03:41:00] <r00t4rd3d> BHSPiMonkey, get some of these
[03:41:00] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carbide-Router-Bit-3-20mm-125-1-8-Shanks-NEW-Solid-Carbide-CNC-PCB-/160816395593?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2571677549
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[03:41:18] <r00t4rd3d> they will cut wood, plastic, aluminum
[03:41:53] <r00t4rd3d> you probably have a rotozip type bit in there now?
[03:42:16] <r00t4rd3d> kinda looks like a reverse drill bit
[03:43:41] <BHSPiMonkey> r00t4rd3d: nice. I'm using the bit that came with the DW660 currently, though I also have these:
http://bhspitmonkey.tumblr.com/post/33417961997/endmills-are-here-based-on-a-recommendation-from
[03:44:13] <r00t4rd3d> the ones on the right will do better
[03:44:24] <BHSPiMonkey> haven't used any yet
[03:44:30] <BHSPiMonkey> not confident enough :)
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[03:44:49] <r00t4rd3d> the bit you are using is wrong
[03:44:54] <r00t4rd3d> its made for drywall
[03:45:10] <r00t4rd3d> or very thin wood
[03:46:13] <r00t4rd3d> DW660 Includes:
[03:46:13] <r00t4rd3d> 1 drywall cutting bit
[03:46:25] <r00t4rd3d> take that out and through it in the garbage
[03:46:31] <BHSPiMonkey> heh
[03:47:20] <BHSPiMonkey> so what characteristics make it so wrong to use? shape of the tip, flute configuration/direction? (I know it's not carbide and that doesn't help)
[03:47:48] <r00t4rd3d> they are made to grind drywall not cut wood
[03:48:03] <r00t4rd3d> its how they are fluted
[03:48:38] <r00t4rd3d> put the bit all the way to the right in your case in that bitch and cut something
[03:48:44] <BHSPiMonkey> heh
[03:49:00] <r00t4rd3d> night and day different
[03:49:06] <r00t4rd3d> no smoke
[03:49:07] <BHSPiMonkey> I might at least keep using this bit for the mirror image counterpart of the piece I just finished cutting, just so they match
[03:49:46] <r00t4rd3d> or you could break something cause the bit is dragging and not cutting
[03:50:00] <BHSPiMonkey> but I see what you're saying. this one's doing a lot of stupid rubbing instead of chopping
[03:50:10] <BHSPiMonkey> hence the heat
[03:50:38] <r00t4rd3d> if you are cutting wood and its smoking, gernerally some isnt right
[03:50:43] <r00t4rd3d> something
[03:50:54] <r00t4rd3d> alittle smoke is okay
[03:51:03] <BHSPiMonkey> well, there wasn't any visible smoke or anything
[03:51:14] <BHSPiMonkey> it just smelled a little like burning wood
[03:51:14] <r00t4rd3d> vacuum?
[03:51:52] <BHSPiMonkey> I sat there and held a vacuum hose by the bit to draw in the particles and keep them from floating out into the room
[03:52:10] <r00t4rd3d> sucking up the smoke too
[03:52:16] <BHSPiMonkey> but even when I put the vacuum down, it wasn't smoking
[03:52:50] <BHSPiMonkey> also I did the job in 1mm steps, which it was able to handle without any visible dragging or pain
[03:53:16] <r00t4rd3d> i bet when you cut with the right bit it sounds totally different
[03:53:18] <BHSPiMonkey> I might try 1.5 next time? idk
[03:53:51] <BHSPiMonkey> 99.995% of the sound during the job came from the tool simply being powered on :) coming into contact with the wood didn't change the sound much anyway
[03:54:25] <BHSPiMonkey> it made some additional noise when it bumped the sides of the toolpath a couple times
[03:54:37] <BHSPiMonkey> but yeah, this tool is a screamer
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[03:58:22] <r00t4rd3d> those tiny bits with the orange collar i doubt you will ever use
[03:58:30] <r00t4rd3d> they for like pcb milling and shit
[03:59:07] <t12> does anyone make a cutting fluid that contains something that smokes at specific temps
[03:59:51] <r00t4rd3d> any oil will smoke sooner or later
[04:02:30] <t12> i mean more like
[04:02:37] <t12> some indicator to not cut too hot
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[05:06:39] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.bealltool.com/products/threading/threader.php
[05:06:47] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCLGCzOqjv8&feature=channel_page
[05:06:48] <Tecan> (UCLGCzOqjv8) "Wood Threader How To Part 1 You Tube" by "J.R. Beall" is "Howto" - Length: 0:09:57
[05:06:52] <r00t4rd3d> i am sold
[05:07:07] <tjb1> r00t4rd3d:
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[05:23:38] <r00t4rd3d> ?
[05:33:01] <tjb1> http://imgur.com/gallery/ESXFo
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[06:53:55] <Loetmichel> mornin'
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[07:54:39] <DJ9DJ> moin
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[08:41:40] <archivist> t12 blue chips from cutting is not unusual and oil smoke would be regarded as a cancer risk so dont think that way
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[10:37:39] <jthornton> Tom_itx, are you awake?
[10:39:55] <jthornton> logger[psha], log
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[12:31:54] <jthornton> oh no, I'm learning how to count in hex
[12:32:47] <archivist> oh F00x
[12:33:36] <jthornton> playing with AVR Studio 4 and a C program atm
[12:34:15] <archivist> I am an AVR fee zone
[12:34:17] <archivist> free
[12:34:46] <jthornton> lol
[12:34:58] <jthornton> are you in a pic zone?
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[12:35:32] <archivist> yes I have made a few thousand PIC clocks
[12:36:34] <jthornton> is there any difference between AVR and PIC other than the manufacturer?
[12:37:12] <archivist> price and instruction set
[12:37:44] <jthornton> how easy is it to program a PIC?
[12:37:45] <archivist> it was price that made me go the PIC route
[12:38:07] <archivist> programming PIC is not the easiest
[12:38:19] <jthornton> what software do you use to program with?
[12:38:47] <archivist> I used the MPLAB assembler
[12:39:37] <jthornton> so you program them in assembly?
[12:39:37] <archivist> bought the Microchip programmer as we wanted some reliability rather than the homebrew stuff one sees on the net
[12:39:55] <archivist> yes I use assembler
[12:40:09] <jthornton> I even have a Peter North Assembly Language book somewhere
[12:40:53] <jthornton> are the chips price a big difference or the progammer pricing?
[12:41:22] <archivist> these days I think the prices are more even
[12:42:18] <archivist> there is a freenode channel for AVR users (never been there though)
[12:44:13] <jthornton> by golly there is
[12:44:31] <jthornton> 156 folks on line
[12:44:46] <archivist> choices for ease of use and one offs is different to a few thousand in production
[12:44:49] <jthornton> at this point I think c would be easier to do for me
[12:45:09] <jthornton> yea, I would be doing one offs
[12:45:14] <archivist> or classic ladder
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[12:45:22] <archivist> or ttl
[12:46:14] <archivist> are you interfacing to a display
[12:46:36] <jthornton> no
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[13:24:04] <r00t4rd3d> http://youtu.be/TUA3lryix64
[13:24:05] <Tecan> (TUA3lryix64) "How to Turn a Cylinder with a Router" by "wwgoaeditor" is "Howto" - Length: 0:13:19
[13:26:02] <Tom_itx> jthornton, am now
[13:28:49] <Tom_itx> pics have banked memory which can be a pita
[13:28:57] <Tom_itx> and used to be the tools weren't free
[13:29:09] <Tom_itx> not sure about now... got into avr and never looked back
[13:30:17] <Tom_itx> i used picbasic pro and ccs c on pic back then
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[13:43:54] <JT-Shop> Tom_itx: I managed to do a c program in AVR studio for a amega16 this morning and almost understand what I did LOL
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[13:47:45] <Tom_itx> cool
[13:47:51] <Tom_itx> did you install winavr?
[13:48:49] <Tom_itx> probably so since studio relies on it...
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[13:49:49] <JT-Shop> yes I had to do it twice as it turns out you need to install winavr first
[13:49:56] <Tom_itx> :)
[13:50:09] <Tom_itx> wanna try it witout studio now?
[13:50:38] <Tom_itx> all i really use stuido for is to download the hex file to the chip
[13:50:54] <Tom_itx> i write the code in programmers notepad and compile it right there
[13:51:30] <r00t4rd3d> http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/manualwoodthreader128tpi.aspx
[13:51:59] <JT-Shop> can you run the sim from there?
[13:52:00] <Tom_itx> studio 6 has winavr builtin to it
[13:52:00] <JT-Shop> I won't have time to work on it this morning, going on a poker run in a bit
[13:52:00] <Tom_itx> no
[13:52:10] <Tom_itx> that's just in studio
[13:52:10] <Tom_itx> there are 2 sim files too depending on which chip you have
[13:52:21] <Tom_itx> i'm not sure why they split them
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[13:52:34] <Tom_itx> that's fine, i have a job in an hour anyway
[13:53:26] <Tom_itx> the sim is only so good though... you can't sim ADC or interrupts very well
[13:53:35] <Tom_itx> i debug with an led usually
[13:53:39] <Tom_itx> or serial terminal
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[14:03:22] <Tom_itx> jthornton, btw the mega16 is an older chip and doesn't have alot of the features the newer ones have. it's not obsolete by any means though
[14:04:31] <JT-Shop> what's a newer chip?
[14:04:40] <Tom_itx> those i mentioned
[14:04:46] <Tom_itx> like the 48 8 168 etc
[14:04:49] <Tom_itx> there are others
[14:04:54] <JT-Shop> ok
[14:05:01] <Tom_itx> do you need a 40 dip?
[14:05:10] <JT-Shop> LOL, I don't have a clue
[14:05:13] <Tom_itx> those ^^ are 28 pin
[14:05:23] <Tom_itx> 16 and 32 are 40 dip
[14:05:31] <Tom_itx> i've got a few of the 32's
[14:05:36] <Tom_itx> still use em
[14:06:02] <Tom_itx> not the 8 rather 88
[14:06:10] <Tom_itx> the 8 seems to be a pita sometimes
[14:06:33] <JT-Shop> this a 48?
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/ATMEGA48A-PU/ATMEGA48A-PU-ND/2271048
[14:06:34] <Tom_itx> although it's pin compatible with the 48 88 168 328 it's an older chip
[14:06:39] <Tom_itx> yeah
[14:08:03] <Tom_itx> it's got adc, pwm, usart spi i2c etc
[14:08:03] <JT-Shop> the bigger number has more?
[14:08:10] <Tom_itx> more flash
[14:08:12] <Tom_itx> same features
[14:08:23] <Tom_itx> in a series of chips that is
[14:09:07] <Tom_itx> those i mentioned ^^ are all basically the same just more flash
[14:09:19] <JT-Shop> what's the difference between the mega and tiny?
[14:09:28] <Tom_itx> tiny are smaller
[14:09:50] <JT-Shop> the 88 mega and tiny are both 28 dip
[14:09:54] <Tom_itx> still have alot of the good features though
[14:10:00] <Tom_itx> you just gotta pick and choose
[14:10:11] <Tom_itx> check the feature list
[14:10:22] <Tom_itx> i haven't done alot of the tinys myself
[14:10:24] <Tom_itx> just a few
[14:10:31] <Tom_itx> the 2313 is one i've used
[14:10:57] <Tom_itx> i started using the tiny10 when i was developing my programmer
[14:11:26] <Tom_itx> you can get atmel branded programmers too if you want
[14:11:42] <Tom_itx> atmel typically has been more hobbyist friendly than pic over the years
[14:11:43] <JT-Shop> does it make any difference?
[14:11:46] <Tom_itx> nope
[14:12:00] <Tom_itx> you can make a programmer with 2 resistors if you really wanted
[14:12:03] <JT-Shop> does yours have the easy in and out socket thing?
[14:12:16] <Tom_itx> no, you would need a breaboard
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[14:12:29] <Tom_itx> however i have a little adapter for the breadboard..
[14:12:32] <Tom_itx> lemme show you
[14:12:38] <JT-Shop> ok
[14:13:07] <Tom_itx> http://tom-itx.dyndns.org:81/~webpage/boards/USBTiny_Mkii/new_kits/USBTinyMkII_adapter_kit_desc.jpg
[14:13:12] <Tom_itx> the right plug
[14:13:28] <Tom_itx> i'll toss one in if you want
[14:13:41] <Tom_itx> nobody uses the 6 to 10 anymore
[14:14:04] <Tom_itx> the 10 pin was the old programmer plug, nowdays nearly everyone has gone to the 6 pin
[14:14:15] <Tom_itx> the extra pins were ground and a status led
[14:14:19] <JT-Shop> is that just for the tiny
[14:14:26] <Tom_itx> no
[14:14:36] <Tom_itx> my programmer will work on all the 8bit avrs
[14:14:42] <Tom_itx> the 32bit are jtag only
[14:14:48] <JT-Shop> the top part is the programmer?
[14:14:52] <Tom_itx> yes
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[14:15:00] <Tom_itx> the 3 plugs are for the different protocols
[14:15:04] <Tom_itx> TPI PDI and ISP
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[14:15:31] <Tom_itx> the PDI parts are 3v only
[14:15:31] <JT-Shop> ok you plug the breadboard one into the breadboard at the correct location for the chip?
[14:15:44] <Tom_itx> no you plug it in and jumper to the pins
[14:15:48] <Tom_itx> just a sec..
[14:16:04] <Tom_itx> http://tom-itx.dyndns.org:81/~webpage/how_to/atmega168/mega168_howto_main_index.php
[14:16:16] <Tom_itx> like you see there except that doesn't have the little adapter
[14:16:20] <Tom_itx> i just made one up
[14:16:50] <Tom_itx> 6 pins:
[14:16:53] <Tom_itx> MISO
[14:16:54] <Tom_itx> MOSI
[14:16:55] <Tom_itx> SCK
[14:16:56] <Tom_itx> RESET
[14:17:00] <Tom_itx> POWER
[14:17:00] <Tom_itx> GND
[14:17:14] <Tom_itx> in the case of the PDI and TPI there are only 4
[14:18:09] <Tom_itx> there's a couple sample programs there if you wanna play
[14:18:14] <Tom_itx> that's why i wrote that
[14:18:21] <Tom_itx> to get noobs started
[14:19:27] <JT-Shop> ok that is great
[14:20:17] <Tom_itx> you will likely get more online support using avr over pic too
[14:20:27] <Tom_itx> since they're more hobby friendly
[14:22:26] <Tom_itx> i focused on those chips since ardweenie started out with them and they are rather popular
[14:22:49] <JT-Shop> TILIGHT9?
[14:22:56] <Tom_itx> ?
[14:22:58] <Tom_itx> where
[14:23:13] <JT-Shop> your paypal
[14:23:15] <Tom_itx> oh
[14:23:22] <JT-Shop> never mind I see now
[14:23:25] <Tom_itx> heh
[14:24:01] <JT-Shop> I'll order some chips from digi-key tomorrow to mess with
[14:24:09] <Tom_itx> k
[14:24:21] <Tom_itx> i'd recomend a few tiny as well as mega
[14:24:33] <JT-Shop> I need to inventory my stuff, I know I don't have a 7805
[14:24:43] <Tom_itx> like the t13 and probably your choice of teh 48 88 168 328
[14:24:50] <JT-Shop> ok
[14:24:54] <Tom_itx> i'll send you one if you need
[14:25:02] <Tom_itx> i have a few extra
[14:25:02] <JT-Shop> ok
[14:25:11] <JT-Shop> you get the order?
[14:25:13] <Tom_itx> along with the plug thing
[14:25:18] <Tom_itx> didn't look
[14:25:29] <JT-Shop> ok thanks for the help on this
[14:25:32] <Tom_itx> i won't have time to make it to the post today though
[14:25:39] <Tom_itx> gotta work on my day off
[14:25:40] <JT-Shop> no problem
[14:25:57] <JT-Shop> yuck
[14:26:18] <Tom_itx> just one job.. not all day
[14:26:19] <Tom_itx> :)
[14:26:24] <Tom_itx> don't feel to sorry for me
[14:26:34] <Tom_itx> i did get the order..
[14:26:34] <JT-Shop> I'll study your tutorial in the morning
[14:26:40] <JT-Shop> cool
[14:26:55] <Tom_itx> make a list and i'll toss in some goodies
[14:27:01] <JT-Shop> thanks
[14:27:19] <Tom_itx> you have resistors?
[14:27:46] <Tom_itx> 10k for a pullup and 330 for leds
[14:27:49] <JT-Shop> I have a assortment pack from rat shack with about 200 or so
[14:27:52] <Tom_itx> ok
[14:27:54] <JT-Shop> 1/8 watt I think
[14:27:57] <Tom_itx> i've got the same one, they'll have what you need
[14:28:03] <Tom_itx> 1/4
[14:28:05] <JT-Shop> it is the big assortment pack
[14:28:06] <Tom_itx> yeah
[14:28:12] <Tom_itx> i dig into it every so often
[14:28:35] <JT-Shop> first thing I did was mark the paper tape with the values lol
[14:29:08] <Tom_itx> me too
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[14:29:13] <r00t4rd3d> http://i.imgur.com/pMV75Hh.jpg
[14:29:32] <Tom_itx> get some cat5 for jumper wire
[14:29:38] <Tom_itx> for your breadboard
[14:29:42] <Tom_itx> or
[14:29:57] <JT-Shop> I have some solid jumper wire that came in a sparkfun kit
[14:30:13] <r00t4rd3d> same stuff
[14:30:13] <JT-Shop> and a wad of jumpers with ends on them
[14:30:28] <Tom_itx> http://dx.com/p/breadboard-jumper-wires-for-electronic-diy-70-cable-pack-80208
[14:30:31] <JT-Shop> and I have miles of cat6e
[14:30:31] <Tom_itx> or tat
[14:30:32] <Tom_itx> that
[14:30:46] <r00t4rd3d> ive used a bread tie for a jumper
[14:30:49] <Tom_itx> those come in male and female
[14:30:51] <r00t4rd3d> :D
[14:30:53] <JT-Shop> that is what I got
[14:31:06] <JT-Shop> or similar
[14:31:11] <Tom_itx> yeah
[14:31:48] <JT-Shop> well time to roll out a bike and get ready to depart
[14:31:53] <Tom_itx> ok
[14:31:57] <JT-Shop> talk to you later
[14:32:13] <r00t4rd3d> im about to put a new engine on my bike
[14:33:10] <JT-Shop> I just put my BlueWing back together from an air filter change and CB install... wow a bunch had to come off
[14:34:03] <r00t4rd3d> needs to be in the 50's before i think about riding
[14:34:12] <JT-Shop> http://imagebin.org/252184
[14:34:16] <r00t4rd3d> 47°
[14:34:16] <r00t4rd3d> HIGH
[14:34:18] <r00t4rd3d> close!
[14:34:31] <JT-Shop> well the saddle bags didn't need to come off but I dropped a screw or 3
[14:34:56] <JT-Shop> 47F with a high of 60F and rain this afternoon
[14:35:52] <JT-Shop> see you guys later
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[14:57:15] <tjtr33> JT-Shop, about pic vs avr, this Aussie guy is a scream, opinionated AND good info
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBftApUQ8QI
[14:57:16] <Tecan> (DBftApUQ8QI) "EEVblog #63 - Microchip PIC vs Atmel AVR" by "EEVblog" is "Tech" - Length: 0:24:13
[14:57:28] <tjtr33> ha! like minds!
[14:57:45] <tjtr33> coke on you!
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[15:20:28] <tjtr33> no, when I was a kid, when 2 people said same thing, you could claim a cocacola if you said that 1st ( tomp <- old guy )
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[15:48:17] <skunkworks> jynx was word
[15:50:58] <alex_joni> howdy
[15:52:32] <skunkworks> Hi alex
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[16:05:13] <skunkworks> this is cool
http://www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum/41-guis/17806-gscreen-a-gtk--glade--python-based-screen?start=660#32096
[16:06:54] <skunkworks> 'We are currently using the Fanuc style patch and our programs are virtually identical to the $60,000.00 Fagor retrofit I had done on our largest turning center. '
[16:10:18] <archivist> hmm sexy and 10 miles from here but I already have one fleabay 230955406540
[16:26:24] <tjtr33> does anyone have links to the 'Fanuc style patch'?, I found discussions on wiki, but no code.
[16:26:31] <tjtr33> is gscreen-industrial a skin to be downloaded?
[16:26:33] <tjtr33> haha, one of the screen in wiki is Mach.
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/uploads/gscreen-mapped2.png
[16:28:25] <tjtr33> or an amiga :)
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[16:34:45] <tjtr33> that is one long thread on gscreen
[16:39:54] <skunkworks> that was an attempt to show how flexable gscreen is iirc
[16:41:37] <skunkworks> gscreen as is a few other screen sets are in the development branch of linuxcnc
[16:45:31] <tjtr33> thx, I'm still reading the thread, CMorely, JT, Nick from cncRU, mha's git repo... this is thick!
[16:47:42] <tjtr33> i did come across the idea of using estop to turn off the machine.
[16:47:43] <tjtr33> we used to have a 'sleep' button, if it was on, and you ended the running porgram OR hit estop, the machine had power removed. so it depended on this 'sleep' btn.
[17:07:56] <tjtr33> hey! gscreen, even gscreen-industrial is just built into my rip of master ( 2.6.0~pre)
[17:07:58] <tjtr33> it would've been easy to say 'its in master'
[17:08:22] <tjtr33> stopping on page 23 of 67 in that thread :|
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[17:42:24] <tjtr33> thx skunkworks you did say that it was in master
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[17:58:42] <IchGuckLive> hi all and Happy easter weekend O.O :D
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[18:08:19] <IchGuckLive> today only 50 sheets of metal thrue the plasma still on full motion at 2500mm/min with Nema24 3Nm
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[18:26:57] <andypugh> skunkworks:
http://youtu.be/ltmZrDrt6pQ
[18:26:59] <Tecan> (ltmZrDrt6pQ) "Pulley" by "andy pugh" is "Tech" - Length: 0:02:44
[18:39:44] <BHSPiMonkey> woooo
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/887273_4482884400811_920115863_o.jpg
[18:43:37] <BHSPiMonkey> r00t4rd3d: the carbide endmill didn't burn. wewt
[18:56:52] <Connor> andypugh: Is that your machine?
[18:56:58] <Connor> and is that you talking? :)
[18:59:15] <andypugh> Connor: Yes, to both.
[19:02:09] <Connor> Interesting mill.
[19:04:24] <andypugh> It's a "Universal" so it has a horizontal and a vertical spindle, and the table swings. The table-swing is especially useful for gear hobbing.
[19:04:37] <Tom_itx> that rotary sure takes up alot of space
[19:05:11] <Connor> What was that gear for ?
[19:05:33] <andypugh> It's a timing pulley for the X axis drive of the mill itself.
[19:06:58] <IchGuckLive> today is gear day ?
[19:07:00] <andypugh> The rotary can go right on the end of the bed, I get a pretty good length between centres. The 4-jaw chuck is a big part of it.
[19:07:19] <IchGuckLive> http://foengarage.de/gears.html gears i made in CSS
[19:07:47] <andypugh> IchGuckLive: Not gears. Peg-wheels :-)
[19:07:58] <IchGuckLive> PNG
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[19:18:24] <IchGuckLive> im off By
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[20:55:06] <skunkworks> andypugh: awesome
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[21:00:29] <andypugh> I could offer a pulley-toothing service now.
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[21:04:36] <Loetmichel> andypugh: got a indexer for the mill?
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[21:06:13] <andypugh> Loetmichel: Can you elaborate?
[21:07:48] <Loetmichel> [22:00] <andypugh> I could offer a pulley-toothing service now. <- got an indexing chuck (with a worm gear) to make the tooth on the pulleys or why can you offer that now?
[21:08:05] <Loetmichel> teeth
[21:08:28] <andypugh> Loetmichel:
http://youtu.be/ltmZrDrt6pQ
[21:09:32] <Loetmichel> seeing it now... my wife says you have a thick english accent ;-)
[21:09:48] <andypugh> I have the accent of a thick englishman?
[21:10:36] <Loetmichel> you have a very notiveable accent.
[21:10:57] <andypugh> Yes. Even I think I sound strange :-)
[21:10:57] <Loetmichel> from where: dont know, wife is alredy gone to bed so i cant ask ;-)
[21:11:08] <Loetmichel> noticeable
[21:12:04] <Loetmichel> *ah, the famous ikea jansoe
[21:12:06] <Loetmichel> ;-)
[21:12:22] <Loetmichel> +j
[21:12:44] <andypugh> Nice lights.
[21:13:04] <Loetmichel> i know
[21:13:12] <Loetmichel> http://www.cyrom.org/palbum/main.php?g2_itemId=12223
[21:13:13] <Loetmichel> :-)
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[21:17:42] <Loetmichel> andypugh: my wife is a governmet approved english and german highschool teacher
[21:17:57] <Loetmichel> and she has an "ear" for accents
[21:17:58] <Loetmichel> ;-)
[21:19:03] <andypugh> I am trying to decide how to mount the lights to the machine. I probably need to take off the old LoVo light with it's big 3-phase transformer.
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[21:25:33] <JT-Shop> tjtr33: good one
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[21:43:11] <Tom_itx> JT-Shop i did manage to get your stuff out this morning
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[22:22:16] <BHSPiMonkey> wish my GRBL controller could pass-thru control of the stepper drivers directly to my PC
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[22:22:42] <BHSPiMonkey> I'm having some problems with its creative interpretations of certain curves...
[22:23:32] <DJ9DJ> gn8
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[22:36:17] <L84Supper> andypugh:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uche2iX4kGs here's that factory that didn't want to use a steam turbine and generator to reclaim the steam from their giant autoclaves
[22:36:19] <Tecan> (Uche2iX4kGs) "James Hardie Siding: "How It's Made"" by "James Hardie" is "Education" - Length: 0:04:48
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[22:38:12] <andypugh> Hmm, sand-water ball mill. Those can explode, you know.
[22:39:39] <L84Supper> the autoclaves are pretty big, they ended up wasting more energy by adding a cooling tower for the *waste* steam
[22:43:41] <JT-Shop> Tom_itx: thanks
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[22:48:32] <andypugh> L84Supper: Aye, that never made any sense at all to me.
[22:55:57] <t12> i'm no longer going to claim outrage on small cable assy costs
[22:56:03] <t12> after putting this together
[22:56:05] <t12> https://www.dropbox.com/sc/nvf575qghiqrfe8/JFq8gS7dV-
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[23:25:35] <andypugh> Blimey, I just found out the price of AutoDesk Factory Design Suite (which I get to use for free at home because we have a network license at home). Its €11,000 !
[23:26:23] <JT-Shop> gotta love it
[23:28:20] <syyl_> nothing you cant do with just a pencil and a lot of paper
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[23:30:06] <JT-Shop> and a slide rule
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[23:34:31] <alex_joni> JT-Shop: hi
[23:34:44] <JT-Shop> hi alex_joni
[23:34:51] <JT-Shop> your up late :)
[23:39:21] <alex_joni> yup, still working on the usermap ;)
[23:39:37] <JT-Shop> cool, find a new one?
[23:41:57] <alex_joni> kinda.. found one, but it's not really ok
[23:42:01] <alex_joni> so I started coding a new one
[23:42:06] <alex_joni> about 80% finished
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[23:46:28] <JT-Shop> cool, what are you using to build the map?
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[23:52:39] <Tom_itx> JT-Shop, did you have a wet ride?
[23:53:17] <JT-Shop> a bit of rain on the last leg and on the way home, not enough to bring out the Frogg Toggs
[23:54:04] <Tom_itx> it came thru here about 3 last night headed east
[23:54:33] <JT-Shop> this band was comming out of AR from the SW and moving NE
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[23:58:07] <Tom_itx> did you manage to find your way around studio ok?
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[23:59:38] <andypugh> No riding for me today, it snowed. Now, that isn't enough to stop me if I have somewhere to go, but it made CAD / CNC look like a good option.
