[Coco] [coco]I'm wanting a video converter for my CC3

[George Ramsower]

  3D printing and a milling machine have some things in common. However, 
a 3D printer puts material ON to make a part and a milling machine cuts 
material OFF the base material.
  To make this put material onto the desired part would require whatever 
is used to do so. I'm not sure how they do that. I suppose the plastic 
is heated and squirted out to apply it. This could be fun but it's not 
on my bucket list, right now.
George R.

On 6/1/2015 3:38 PM, Gustavo Ranaur Schoenaker wrote:
> Wow! Great project! :-)
>
> Have you considered to to 3D printing with it?
>
> Just wondering ...
>
> On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 5:31 PM, George Ramsower <georgera at gvtc.com> wrote:
>
>>   This is a long post... so if computer controlled machining and/or using
>> stepper motors doesn't interest you, skip trying to read all of this.......
>>
>> http://coco.thetinbox.com/CNCCoco.html
>> WAY too much to explain but the software is written by me in B09.
>> As I said earlier, my coco has eight ports. Four are 8 bit inputs and the
>>