Thanks guys!! I ended up talking to the guy and I think he was off to a bad start when he got to work this morning cuz he ended up fulfilling my order and express shipping now I did get the whole works as I'm awful for just going all out needed or not ;) But what the heck we only live once and I wan...

Price listed as "contact". Never good news. With a small but sturdy unit designed to minimize costs, a powerful software package that is intuitive but accurate and a range of custom-tailored applications, the LMI Technologies HDI 120 rounds out our list of iReviews 2015 best 3D scanners under $50,0...

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Depending on the price you pay -it's called smoothing powder, finishing powder, shine-reducing powder or sometimes just face powder - buy the cheapest matte version you can find at Walmart or Target. (To the great chagrin of several hollywood bimbos, some of the more expensiv...

I ordered one from the Hackaday store (thanks to PcS for the link). They didn't say anything about not being in stock or lead-times and such. So we'll see. . . i was about to say that i was wrong Tim..and get this Robotseed.com sent me an email after already buying the Smoothie5X the smart LCD for ...

Easy for you and Jules to say. . . you're costing me $170. I think the fame and glory go to the ones who designed the board and the path planning algorithms. But you're right; my reputation as a hardware/software hacker is at stake. . .[/quote] I'm sure you have looked into the Smoothie of course we...

PcS wrote:Zoro.Com for aluminum extrusion.

Thanks PcS!

Dennis

You could try Skanect: http://skanect.occipital.com/ You can download a free-for-personal-use version and I believe it only requires a microsoft kinect (or equivalent hardware). I'm not sure it'll suit your needs, but for that price it's probably worth a try. Going back to how you want to use the s...

Hey guys I found a Smoothieboard 5X and got the LCD screen and break out board for it also if you want to run the Smoothie without a USB you need the voltage regulator I got it all.. My 4-Axis NEMA23 350oz in 60VDC/20A PSU G320X Gecko Driver with encoder's will be here today! :D I also think i bough...

According to the documentation the configuration parameters are read from a text file. In order to change something you just edit the text file and the board will pick up the changes. You don't have to change the firmware to make a configuration change.[/quote] Yes that's how I understand it myself....

I have been looking into the Smoothieboard for a project I'm building now but I can't find anyone who has them in stock everyone is sold out of the X5 witch is the one I need.. If by chance you know of where that has one let me know. :D I will agree with you that i really like the layout of the boar...