Using a CNC router to cut parts from sheet materials
This article describes how to convert g-code into physical part from sheet materials (aluminium or polycarbonate).
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This article describes how to convert g-code into physical part from sheet materials (aluminium or polycarbonate).
Read more: Using a CNC router to cut parts from sheet materials
As we evolve as a team the software footprint increases in complexity. This article aims to provide a baseline of third-party software components (and the relevant versions for the current season). The versions listed here relate to the 2021 season and we can expect at least some of these to shift during the build season.
This article describes how to generate one or more g-code files for transferring to the PC that is driving the CNC router.
Read more: Creating an assembly of parts in Autodesk Inventor to generate G-code for your CNC router
This article describes a 3 step process for motor selection and 3 step process for gear selection.
This article describes how we replicated the Team 2220 infrastructure using three Raspberry PIs to enable control of an FRC robot from a remote site using a VPN.
In this article we step through the steps required to install and configure Autodesk Inventor.
In this article we step through detailed instructions to create a sheet metal part in inventor.