Metal fog light grills?, how hard would this be to do? Options

[Aaron Cox]

title says it all!

[1974porsche914]

How can I get some info on that Int'l 914 event?
Maybe I'll go to.

I've been meaning to get to a factory about 100 miles north of Paris.
Maybe it's nearby.
That would be cool. I'd like to take my dad (he's never been to Europe).
He had a sweet, very clean, green 914 years ago until he had to sell it.
The buyer took it to Japan.

If you're shopping for CAM software, I would suggest that Surfcam is the way to go.
I've got experience using several of the main ones out there.
Surfcam, mastercam, Virtual Gibbs, Smartcam, etc.
Virtual Gibbs is the best for 2d & simple 3d. It is 3-4 times faster to use for about 80% of most jobs.
But it doesn't have the capabilities that are sometimes required on many of the trickier 3d parts.
... Surfcam does it all!... but is slower for those simpler 2d parts.

It's the same situation for CAD (as I'm sure you're aware).
I mainly use Solidworks (faster for 80% of typical designed parts), but lacks some high-end functionality.
At work, In addition to Solidworks, I am using Pro/E, UG, Alias, & AutoCad.
I also use Rhino sometimes for surfacing functionality. It's very good software... simple like autocad, with high-end surfacing capabilities like Alias.

Anyway, if possible, I'd like to see some photos of you mill/drill conversion.
Sounds pretty neat for simple 2nd operation work.
I'd maybe like to do that to my Bridgeport some day... with Servos, of course.
I wouldn't bother to do it with just stepper motors.

Chat with ya later,
Greg