I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
would love to get it.

            Thanks

            Denjor

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I found a cool utility that produces lathe objects, unfortunately it does
not export pov files.  Does anyone know of  a utility that will convert
.lat files?

Denjor wrote:

> I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> would love to get it.
>
>             Thanks
>
>             Denjor

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Hi,

You didn't write for which OS you need the tool.
Here I have a link to 'Breeze Designer' a freeware utility
that let's you model lathes among other things:

     http://www.imagos.fl.net.au/

HTH


Denjor wrote:

> I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> would love to get it.
>
>             Thanks
>
>             Denjor



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Denjor wrote:
> 
> I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> would love to get it.
> 
>             Thanks
> 
>             Denjor
I often use Calimax for lathe objects
You can find it on
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Andreas_Koepke/homepage.htm

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Stefan Andersson wrote:
> 
> Denjor wrote:
> >
> > I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> > demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> > were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> > would love to get it.
> >
> >             Thanks
> >
> >             Denjor
> I often use Calimax for lathe objects
> You can find it on
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Andreas_Koepke/homepage.htm

JUST for lathes. FAST!!

http://www.flashnet.it/users/fn027571/spil/main.html

-pi

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Denjor wrote:
> 
> I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> would love to get it.
> 
>             Thanks
> 
>             Denjor

Just lathes. FAST!!

http://www.flashnet.it/users/fn027571/spil/main.html

-pi

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Spilin is good but i don't know the url :-() anyone else know

Denjor wrote:

> I saw a utility along time ago that made lathe objects.  It was just a
> demonstration of the principle though.  I was just wondering if there
> were any out there made just for producing lathes quickly?  If so I
> would love to get it.
>
>             Thanks
>
>             Denjor

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http://www.flashnet.it/users/fn027571/spil/main.html
is the URL for the SpilinEditor v1.2 graphical lathe editor.

Bob

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omniVERSE wrote:
> 
> http://www.flashnet.it/users/fn027571/spil/main.html
> is the URL for the SpilinEditor v1.2 graphical lathe editor.
> 
> Bob

This is now the official link and the one you have listed is not gauranteed
to last much longer so I have been informed by the programs author:
http://members.xoom.com/flappy/spilin/index.html


This is another of the older links not promised to last:
http://members.xoom.com/_XOOM/flappy/spilin/index.html


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That's certainly good to know, thanks.  And how about that BeziEditor
mentioned there?  I might be able to use those things someday! even though
it's only a concept as of now.

Bob

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