Embedding a Motorola 68030 CPU in resin.

I have fond memories of programming the 68000 and 68030 in my younger years. The 68030 was the 'dream beast' at the time (mid-eighties) but now you can buy one very cheap. Incredible to see that they are still available and used!
Of course I tried to make things a little bit challenging by including a wood circling and a Motorola logo as background, all in a two-sided CAD/CAM project.
This time I also included the full CAM parameters as screenshots.

[@MotoRideswJohn]

Clever workflow! I was wondering about the side plunge at the beginning...

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks. I could have achieved the same by calculating but that was more work. ;)

[@FabriceCHERRIER]

Sympa!

[@stoptwo]

Hi. merry christmas 😊
Just wanted to ask which cnc software you use on the machine ? Is it edingcnc ? If so, I havent found a eding postprocessor in the vectric demo. Thanks for the great videos.

[@stephanforseilles]

THanks. I use Vectric VCarve Desktop for CAD and CAM, and EDING for driving the CNC. The postprocessor was supplied by the CNC manufacturer (Sorotec).

[@stoptwo]

@@stephanforseilles Thanks so much for the answer. then i try directly with sorotec to get hold of the post processor.