cribbage hole program?

[Bob]

Kruizer
Excellent!
And, The best part is that you know how to copy objects along a vector. You'll have fun in the future with other projects using this technique.
Bob

[tmerrill]

I agree, excellent job!

Be sure to post pictures after you cut it.

Tim

[kruizer]

To all who helped, for your thanks again patience and willingness to help. Please see attached photo

[tmerrill]

Outstanding job, now I understand why you were concentrating on only one side. Very ingenious.

Tim

[Bob]

Kruizer,
That's a really nice job!
I still enjoy watching the Shark drill all those little holes so evenly.
Bob

[jicky171]

I have been working on the layout for a board as well. We play a lot of cribbage on submarines and my wife has learned too. It is my first cnc project (Pro plus that I got cheap off of a coworker who upgraded). Which toolpath works best to drill the holes? I tried using a 1/16th straight bit with .24" holes and selected each of the .0625" circles that I layed out in a typical 3 track layout. the machine runs with the code loaded, but only moves a couple .001ths and and then plunges .001-.003 and moves. it is not moving along the pattern that is loaded into the G code, but along some other path in small lateral increments. Any help that you could provide a VERY green newbie would be appreciated.

Thanks
Rick

[Larry Gardner]

http://s528.photobucket.com/albums/dd32 ... ibbage.mp4

Try the above link maybe this will help you

[tonydude]

Larry,

Nice video on making cribbage boards.

Tony

[Larry Gardner]

A nice guy I think LT posted this last year. Helped me a lot

[Jim Krager]

Create 3 holes the size and distance a part that you what and then group them together. Then copy those a long the center line of your 3 lines. Use what Bob said about counting spaces and holes to get the number of copies.