Hi Buyers! As an avid Mach 3 user I recently got hold of stock liquidated from a friends business. This is your chance to get the infamous Mach 3 CNC software at a discounted rate. 

Remember the system requirements below!

System Requirements if using the parallel port for machine control:

• Desktop PC (Laptops are not supported) with at least one parallel port
• 32-bit version of Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 (64-bit versions will not work)
• 1Ghz CPU
• 512MB RAM
• Non-integrated Video Card with 32MB RAM(Large G-code files, especially 3D files will require a video card with 512MB RAM or higher)

 

System Requirements if using an external motion device for machine control:

• An appropriate external motion controller (UC100, SmoothStepper... etc)
• Desktop or Laptop with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10
• 1Ghz CPU
• 512MB RAM
• Video Card with 32MB RAM(Large G-code files, especially 3D files will require a video card with 512MB RAM or higher)

Here are some resources to get you going!

Mach3 Video: Mach3 Installation and Basic Configuration​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 Mill Introduction​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 Turn Introduction
Mach3 Video: Mach3 inputs and Outputs​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 Homing Limits and Offsets​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 Trouble Shooting​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 VB Programing​
Mach3 Video: Introduction to Brains Mach3​
Mach3 Video: Advanced Brains Mach3​
Mach3 Video: Mach3 Brains and MPG's​
Mach3 Video: Introduction to ModBus Mach3​
Mach3 Video: Analog Inputs Via ModBus​

 

Datasheet: Mach3Mill-Install-Config
Datasheet: Mach3Mill-1.84
Datasheet: Mach3-V3.x-Macro-Prog-Ref
Datasheet: VBScript-Commands
Datasheet: Mach3-Threading
Datasheet: Mach3Turn-1.84
Datasheet: Mach3 CV Settings V2

 

Mach3 General Features

The Mach series of software was originally developed for the home hobbyist, but has quickly turned into one of the most versatile control packages for industrial use as well.

Basic Features & Functions	Converts a standard PC to a fully featured, 6-axis CNC controller Visual Gcode display Generates Gcode via LazyCam or Wizards Fully customizable interface Customizable M-Codes and Macros using VBscript Spindle speed control Multiple relay control Manual pulse generation Video display of machine Touch screen ability Full screen eligibility Digitizing MUCH MUCH MORE
Uses:	Lathes Mills Routers Lasers Plasma Engravers Gear cutting
Wizards:	Wizards are "mini-programs" that extend the capabilities of Mach3. Wizards can be written by anybody and are designed to allow users to quickly perform routine or convenient operations without the need to have a pre-written GCode file. Included with Mach3 are free Wizards for such things as: Gear cutting Digitizing Holes Slots and keyways Text engraving Many standard shapes Surfacing MANY MORE