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  1. I dont mean to hijack this thread any more but, can anyone else see this or just me? Over this whole board,people are constantly Pirating guitars,and parts, be they fake Fender relics,replicas,and parts,yet nothing is done to censor this?? Piracy exists,deal with it!
  2. Can somebody point me in the right direction( page number etc) of the schematics,photos, of a good working sustainer,the whole thing including clean boost circuit etc, I dont have the patience to look through 60 pages!! Or better still can somebody make me one??
  3. "besides...let's be logical for a moment...who has a cnc machine,but not the software?" Yeah,who does have a cnc machine in their cupboard?? nobody does. It would have been ideal if someone that knew how to use the "software" ( can i say that word here,on this extremely P.C. board?),they could draw whatever they wanted to be machined,bring it to their university cnc room,maybe pull a few strings,and get it machined,or bring it to a modern machine shop either! That was my point!
  4. All i can say is 2 words, Pretentious,and Ungrateful! Wanna watch you dont fall from that High Horse there folks!
  5. Oh,ok, just thought i was helping anyone out who wanted it, nothing malicious intended, apologies!!
  6. Yes indeed, it cannot be mastered over night,I am a mechanical/manufacturing engineering graduate,it takes years.My favourite program to use would be Solidworks 2003. It only costs thousands of $$$ if you buy it. Solidworks is mainly used for newer machines in conjunction with a program like Alphacam. G codes are generally used on older type machines,as are Autocad DXF files. Most university lecturers are willing to help anyone out,time permitting,and complexity of parts to be machined taken into consideration.
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