I had to laser cut a few more of these easy plug removers and just a note for any Mach3 laser users considering moving to UCCNC – the function of the M10 and M11 commands are reversed.
With UCCNC the M10 turns the laser ON and M11 turns it OFF (consistent with axis movement). The other main difference is that with UCCNC the Output Pin# is specified in the setup and does not need to be included within the Gcode.
For any that may be interested I have attached my Vectric UCCNC Laser mm Post Processor.
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by Tweakie.CNC » Thu Sep 05, 2019 8:34 am
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Re: Laser cut.
by Tweakie.CNC » Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:31 am
I gave a couple of my jukebox 45’s to a friend – could we find any ‘spiders’, could we heck. It’s probably totally uneconomic to do but we decided to laser cut a couple rather than wait for an ebay delivery.
These homemade spiders do not have the edge lip to hold them securely in place so 3 tiny dots of superglue were necessary but nonetheless they do the job well.
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These homemade spiders do not have the edge lip to hold them securely in place so 3 tiny dots of superglue were necessary but nonetheless they do the job well.
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Re: Laser cut.
by cncdrive » Thu Sep 19, 2019 2:38 pm
That's nice. Good to have a laser CNC at hands isn't it. 
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