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Anyone need to kill some time?
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Posted by: mlbz420
technically this has to do with computers but not really.
i recently purchased a 97 bridgport torq-cut 22 machining center/mill
for those that do not know it is a machine typically used to cut metal with a computer control using g-code.
my delema is that it did not come with any documentation. yes it is g-code standard but without the programing manual i have no way of utilizing the features specific to that control.
so what i am looking for is a pdf version of the programming manualor any documentation or links to information to program this machine.
the control model is dx-32 and was used on more than just this machine so there are two ways of looking for the information, by the control model, or the machine model listed above.
so i know it is a stretch but i would be forever debted to anyone who may manage to find what i am looking for.
Posted by: pdnielsen
I'm still looking for a rowing machine myself. The only response I got from my inquiry on OTS was to look on a fitness forum instead. Maybe you'll get a link to a metal working site or just someone telling you to ask the quaetion on one. I have plenty of time to burn and just had my curiosity aroused by the title of your post. Perhaps I'll run a search on the web for it. In the meantime, have you tried looking for the manufacturer's website?
Posted by: bellisimo
Have you tried this site?
http://www.machinerybrochures.com/shop/page281.html
Posted by: mlbz420
i spent quiet some time searching the web to no result, i think i posted here in hopes that one of the n many attending college courses might know someone in the manufacturing clases that have access to the manuals.
the manufacturer sold operations to another company ( hardinge ) and when that transaction took place customer service all but disapeared along with all the documentation. I was lucky enough however that i found someone with the information i needed in another forum and they kindly uploaded it to an ftp site for me.
bellisimo: i checked that link and although it is a great resource for manual machines i didnt see anything for the computer controlled machines. thanks for you help though guys...oh and after seeing the prices of some of thoese manuals maybe i should start making pdf files of all the other paperwork i have and go into business.
Posted by: pdnielsen
Go for it!
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