2D Single cut - Converts curves to 2D tool paths for milling & engraving
Created by Johan von Konow2D Single cut - Converts curves to 2D tool paths for milling & engraving
Created by Johan von Konow2D Multi cut - Converts curves to multiple layer tool paths for milling
Created by Johan von Konow3D Cut - Converts curves to 3D tool paths for milling & engraving
Created by Johan von KonowPlanar operation - Generates planar paths
Created by Johan von KonowDrill operation - Converts points to drill operations
Created by Johan von KonowAbout - program info
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Please notice that this is the MDX version. You will find normal (g-code) version here: vonkonow.com/tools/JvKCAMv18.html This program was created by Johan von Konow to fill the following needs: It has been developed over several years and new features have been added when I found a need for them. This version (JvK CAM MDXv19) is 35kB and just under 1000 lines of code.
Why do CAM processing in html and JavaScript? The main disadvantage is that the program is quite slow on larger files. But for almost all my jobs it runs fast enough. Another disadvantage is that a polyline has no direction, this means that you do not know in which direction the mill will follow the line. The main advantage is the simplicity of the program, it just coverts a neutral polyline- or drill-format to mdx code. It is up to you to create good paths for the mill, there is no magic going on anywhere and you always have full control. When I need more powerful cam processing, I use other programs, but in 90% this program is good enough and it is much faster to work with.
Caution Running untested code on expensive and powerful machines is always risky. I do not take any responsibility if the machine damage itself or worse, someone.
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