Convert file *.BMC to CNC G-Code
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a design saved in the Agat stone-engraving program and its native extension is .BMC. I need that file translated into standard G-code so I can run it on a CNC router or engraver that controls a single engraving axis. The code should be generic enough to load without issues on the typical hobby and shop controllers such as Mach3, GRBL, or LinuxCNC.
The artwork contains photographic detail; the source image was originally supplied to Agat in BMP format, so all the tonal information must be preserved in the tool-path strategy you generate. When you finish, I expect:
• A clean .nc (or .gcode) file ready to run
• Any post-processor settings or notes I should know before sending it to the machine
If the conversion requires intermediate steps (for example exporting the BMC as DXF, re-vectorising, or applying a photo-engraving CAM strategy) please handle those within the workflow; I only need the ready-to-engrave G-code plus a brief summary of what you did so I can reproduce the process next time.
The artwork contains photographic detail; the source image was originally supplied to Agat in BMP format, so all the tonal information must be preserved in the tool-path strategy you generate. When you finish, I expect:
• A clean .nc (or .gcode) file ready to run
• Any post-processor settings or notes I should know before sending it to the machine
If the conversion requires intermediate steps (for example exporting the BMC as DXF, re-vectorising, or applying a photo-engraving CAM strategy) please handle those within the workflow; I only need the ready-to-engrave G-code plus a brief summary of what you did so I can reproduce the process next time.