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Thanks Gabe - You can write me at: JoeComunale <at Symbol> Comcast.net 2.2 kWatt Spindle! NICE!

This is incredible! I also have a DynaMyte 3000 (actually 2). One of them was converted to Mach3 by the previous owner, it has a Gecko G540 stepper drivers I'm still figuring out what he did with it, and the seller has not been very helpful (tried to really rip me off on shipping, etc.)...

Thank You, Gabe! Do you have this macro working on your Mach3 lathe? What sort of lathe is it? Have you posted any pictures? Thanks for any help you can provide.

Marius: Nice to see the progression of this great machine. Love the live tooling! I can't wait to see the rest. Gabe: Would you be willing to share the Mach3 Macro for the 6 position ATC? Do you have a video of it "in action"?

Hi Marius, Joe -from the sherline group on Facebook. Marius has a YouTube page that shows the machine in action:

Has anybody put together a 3D Printed Case to house the electronics for this?

As usual - Nice Work, Steve! Those look really sharp. (Maybe something to bring to "Show and Tell" at the next MDMC meeting (if this Covid-19 stuff will ever die out).

JasonB-very impressive work! I like the clear cover on the valve box, too.

Thanks Jason - sounds like it would be a project, then. I would like to lay it out in Fusion 360 and machine it from solid.

Has anyone ever found a plan set for this engine? I would like to try my hand at machining it from solid billet as opposed to purchasing a casting set.

How did you manage to get both the front and the back views at the same time?

Hi Ron, - Don't forget, though, with Fusion - go into Design, pick a plane to sketch on - sketch all of the lines, arc's, program in all of the dependancies (if any and you want to make it parametric), once the sketch is correct - exit sketch, and then extrude, extrude-cut, etc. In the end you...

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TJWal - very nice design on the hand held enclosure. Would there be any chance of you posting your design? The rest of us could use this as a basis for 3D printing one with the common (BMac2's) components?

Such a shame to lose access to the work of gents like Steve H. and others. Bass-tadds.

Here's a couple of sources: 1) PocketMags.com has back issues - digital format - very affordable.

Karma told me - that you should take pictures this time. We may have to rename you "Earl".

Excellent write-up, Tin. I had also the pleasure of meeting Rudy several times at the Detroit NAMES event. I can say that everything that you have posted - I would agree with. I am currently laying out Rudy's walking-beam engine in CATIA (there were a lot of dimensions missing in the August...

Thanks for the reply, Brian. - Looks to me that SolidWorks does a great job, and certainly you have it well mastered. - The quality of your prints, and the 3-d models are all of excellent quality. - Thank you for sharing your designs with the rest of us - it is greatly appreciated what you...

Hi Kvom, - I am just catching your build. - Love the machining work on the column. - Can you give some info on how you machined the sides of the column? Nice build! Brian Rupnow really puts out some nice design and well done plan sets. Very impressive. Wonder what CAD system he uses...