On 10 February 2012 21:13, craig cr...@facework.com wrote:
The number of such errors is highly
correlated to the number of key strokes. For the most part I find G-code
nicely concise.
Looked at another way, though, every wrong keystroke in G code
produces a valid command. There is an argument
I have been puzzling over how to deal with double sided routing of 1 pvc.
Currently I am working on a 12 x 12 square area, with 10 work pieces
arrayed out. Each part has a couple 1/8 zero holes that I use to line up
when I flip the pvc. The problem lies in the fact that nothing really
comes out
One question, from someone who hasn't used CAM. The CAM package would
provide a way to specify the number of tool passes, to reach the final
depth of a machining operation?
I recently went away from redundant gcode lines with the added tool paths
for each z
by passing a file with the xy cut to a
On Feb 11, 2012, at 1:16 AM, Kirk Wallace wrote:
If you want the new link to look like the others, maybe:
htmlA2GantryController.py [[a
href=http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/uploads/A2GantryController.py;upload:A2GantryController.py/a]]/html
The attached is a screen shot of it from the Sandbox.
On 2/11/2012 10:51 AM, BRIAN GLACKIN wrote:
One question, from someone who hasn't used CAM. The CAM package would
provide a way to specify the number of tool passes, to reach the final
depth of a machining operation?
I recently went away from redundant gcode lines with the added tool paths
Yes, much more readable. The downside is that you can't do a restart at
line without specifying which iteration of the outer loop to restart
from. And neither the GUIs nor the runtime support that.
For me, I simply go back to the oword call and rerun the particular
string. I am a hobbyist
Andy, I recall seeing a picture from you with a blown IRAMS. I'm hoping
to order some, but I would like to learn what I can before hooking them
up. Do you have any on-line notes or other material covering your
experience with the IRAMS or similar modules?
--
Kirk Wallace
On 11 February 2012 18:04, Kirk Wallace kwall...@wallacecompany.com wrote:
Andy, I recall seeing a picture from you with a blown IRAMS. I'm hoping
to order some, but I would like to learn what I can before hooking them
up. Do you have any on-line notes or other material covering your
Greetings all;
Sorta one of those days to hibernate, 3 of snow blowing all over, 19F etc
in north central WV today.
So I'm sitting here with a couple ssh sessions going to that box, motor
power off etc.
I found that installing ksysguard give me a remote system monitoring
facility, and am
On 11.02.12 10:51, BRIAN GLACKIN wrote:
One question, from someone who hasn't used CAM. The CAM package would
provide a way to specify the number of tool passes, to reach the final
depth of a machining operation?
Thankyou Brian, for replying to my question in that paragraph.
(Unfortunately,
Erik Friesen wrote:
I have been puzzling over how to deal with double sided routing of 1 pvc.
Currently I am working on a 12 x 12 square area, with 10 work pieces
arrayed out. Each part has a couple 1/8 zero holes that I use to line up
when I flip the pvc. The problem lies in the fact that
Here's Brian's post, as it came through this end of the email pipe:
» » »
Subject: Re: New dialects [Was: Do CAM instead? ]
Yes, much more readable. The downside is that you can't do a restart at
line without specifying which iteration of the outer loop to restart
from. And neither the GUIs
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