#Fed speeddial for free#

As I used the tool for different types of cuts I was surprised how it showed the strengths and weaknesses of both. When I started developing this tool I had the idea it would maybe show if it made sense to go with a spindle. I entered an 800W spindle which is what I was thinking of upgrading to. I have two sections for spindles so you can compare say the Makita RT071C against any other spindle you might install. The left side is where we configure our router/spindle limits. Hopefully, after showing a few examples it will become clearer. Probably another article down the road explaining the terms but for now, I want to show the sections of the tool.

I am going to throw around a number of terms and if you are not used to seeing them I suspect it might be a little confusing. This is a snippet of the top section of the full version.

#Fed speeddial for free#

Also, downloads for Free “Limited” and “Lite” Versions. Link to CNC Explorer 1.0 Introduction and Purchase. I am happy to announce Explorer 1.0 has launched! Again that you for your interest in my tool. Adding a section allowing some custom materials. It has inspired me to work on an upgraded version with additional features like compensation for Chip Thinning, better user controls, more warning flags. I received many compliments and comments on the tool and some suggestions for enhancements. Many many thanks for coming to my site and downloading copies to explore CNC settings.