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Due to the deteriorating economy, MillWrite is now free. |
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Due to the deteriorating economy, MillWrite is now free. |
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| Download the MillWrite set-up file from
the Google cloud: Imperial
version of MillWrite: If the
Google cloud gives you
trouble, download
it here. Metric
version of MillWrite: MillWrite can switch between inches and millimeters, but if you normally work in metric units, it's best to download the version that will default the metric. You could also download both versions, but make sure to install them in different folders, or different computers. After you have the setup file on your computer, run it to install MillWrite. It might be best "run as an administrator" in case you have a lot of security on your computer. If you have trouble getting MillWrite up and running, or discover any bugs, send an email message to Eric at: m8059685351@gmail.com The MillWrite help files If you want the help messages,
download this setup file, and then run
it:
Setup MillWrite Help files Install the help files in the same folder as MillWrite. The default is: C:\MillWrite_8 There are some videos about how to use MillWrite on YouTube: youtube.com/UCtPGpQUGT3P68TTFOUq2vrw Click here for the version
of MillWrite
for CNC Lasers, Plasmas, Waterjets, and Wire EDM
Unzip it into your hard disk, and it will create lots of folders, and within the folders will be other folders full of DXF files. Then you can import a DXF file with MillWrite. To browse the files, click the FILES tab on MillWrite, and then select one of the DXF folders. At the top of the MillWrite file listing screen, check the box that says "Show DXF and Data File As Images". |
This version is for CNC mills and wood routers. Click here for the version that works with CNC Lasers, Plasmas, Waterjets, and Wire EDM MillWrite requires Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11. Watch the MillWrite videos (more videos at the update page) • Unusual features of MillWrite • Introduction to G-code • How to engrave • How to draw using the keyboard • How to move a group of nodes • How to make a gear with spokes • One way to decorate the spokes • Import a DXF file • Reduce nodes in the DXF drawings • How to Edit polylines - Part 1: Move and flex - Part 2: Slide, parallel, extrude - Part 3: Tangent and loose nodes; splines • The difference between making an array of an item, and repeating an item • How rotate items - Rotate and move items - Rotate to align with another item • How to make rulers, gauges, etc., such as the ruler in the photo below.  |