2009/7/5 Richard Acosta eyela...@gmail.com
El 04/07/2009 04:42 p.m., Rafael Skodlar escribió:
Why didn't i paid for a working solution based on windows from the
begining?
We ask ourselves the same question.
...and so on and so on and so on...
Sorry to hear you didn't get
I edited one of the post processors for FreeMill so I can make quick jobs
for my machines if needed. Not much work so it's a simple task.
--S
2009/7/2 Ádám Novák pleezwr...@gmail.com
Hi,
I am using EdgeCAM at the company and it works fine with our EMC controlled
machine. A friend of mine has
2009/7/1 Wayne Patterson way...@wavelinx.net
Hey Guys,
I have been reading the list for a few months and I was hoping that
someone else would ask these questions or something close but no one
did. Durn!
First I'm new to EMC and CAM in general so forgive me if this is a
simple question. I
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Simple_EMC_G-Code_Generators
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Simple_EMC_G-Code_GeneratorsLook
for chapter 9, PyCam. I never got it to read my files though.
--S
2009/7/1 Stuart Stevenson stus...@gmail.com
Lenny,
There are two steps from
2009/6/30 a...@conceptmachinery.com
hi
every time i load new program i am getting new error.
now i have that one
near line 2 of/..
Bad character'\357' used
I got it once yesterday, I resaved the file from the original source and
after that I wasn't able to
Rexroth alu framing with their fasteners (put one in every corner and each
side etc, or as many as you can afford. it makes a uge difference in
stiffness). Supports bolted in the concrete wall, even though I think it's
not necessary. Isel linear drives with ballscrews, the X-axis is really high
to
My original idea was a couple of seminars (Gcoding, tooling, manufacturing
etc) and a machine to retrofit. It was all more or less ready to happen in
the very south end of Sweden. But at that time less people than now replied.
:)It would be fun if it happened, but as I said right now I'm not with
Weird, you are the second within a couple of days notifying me about the
Euro-EMC idea.
Yes, it was me who brought that up. Unfortunately there was too little
interest as very very very few who responded. I had a couple of good
locations on spot and even a machine that was free for play (ie, it
2009/6/17 da...@nicholls.homeip.net
Greetings all,
I am trying to get in touch with 'Big John T' ...
Any ideas?
Thanks
David Nicholls
GPL rework must be licensed under GPL, it's a part of the agreement. I would
do the same thing as you do and ask the originator. Hard though, if
2009/6/13 Gary Fiber gfi...@comcast.net
More than likely for radio frequency tuning. Using an encoder to
control the tuning of a Direct Digital Synthesizer. Tuning up and
down in frequency in as small as 1 Hertz increments.
For my High Sierra HS1800/Pro adjustable antenna, I utilize SWR
2009/6/13 Lawrence Glaister ve...@shaw.ca
Hi Kirk,
Looks like you have been having fun in gcode. One thing you might want
to consider for an encoder wheel is to make the cutouts the same size as
the solid areas to get as close to a 50% duty cycle on the detector(s)
as possible. You didnt say
2009/6/13 Sven Wesley svenne.d...@gmail.com
2009/6/13 Lawrence Glaister ve...@shaw.ca
Hi Sven,
The 3 sensors are used to give A,B and index pulses.
...
...
Ah, I see. But shouldn't it be enough with two? One of A or B could be
index as well, or am I swimming deep here?
--S
Wait
I was Googleing for encoders when I found a bunch of radio amateur web pages
where people have made DIY encoders with the following chip:
http://www.austriamicrosystems.com/eng/Products/Magnetic-Encoders/Rotary-Encoders/AS5040
Anyone tried it? It looks really nice even though it may be too few
2009/6/12 Steve Blackmore st...@pilotltd.net
Nahh - it's only inches G But, as it's mainly cutting ply, laminate
and the odd Al sheet it's plenty good enough.
2 x 30mm wide belt, very high tension. A word of warning - The belt
tension is often more than the rest of the bearings/mounts can
While reading another post I realized that EMC can handle the encoder input
by itself - and at the same time I realized that I can run one of my
machines at home as a direct encoded closed loop. After some more reading
and digging at the cnclinux wiki I think it should be possible to do it with
a
Haha! Google is your friend!
--S
PS. Your payment is... ...soon on the way. :)
2009/6/11 Rainer Schmidt lemonn...@gmail.com
Is this possible, what card do I need and how the heck do I configure
EMC?
Regards,
Sven
http://tinyurl.com/n6ehhl
And don't forget your friends! ;)
Guys (and girls, if here are any...),
I recently helped my friend to assemble a new machine. Of course it's
EMC2-driven, so I thought it would be nice to share some details.
XYZ: 3000 mm X 1200 mm X 600 mm (aboutish, I don't have the exact figures).
Top quality Bosch, Rexroth and Isel parts only,
Fourth axis (rotating head) is already on the way to cut the rail in the
first setup. :)
2009/6/10 Dave Caroline dave.thearchiv...@gmail.com
Well done. Now he needs 5 axis to keep the cutter tangential to the
surface, will save him time in finishing
Dave Caroline
2009/6/11 Dave Engvall dengv...@charter.net
On Jun 10, 2009, at 8:39 PM, Neil Macintosh wrote:
Gentleman
I have finished my lathe and now wish to start on the 5-axis mill.
I have been reading all that I can find with regards to dc brushed
servos vs steppers, I used steppers on the
http://arduino.cc
The only thing you need is an USB cable.
A lot of memory, a bunch of timers etc and pretty fast.
The card is open sourced. Buy it, build it or get a clone.
C subset for programming.
When your finished with your project, get a Mini or Nano and make it
supersmall.
Besides that,
Oh, forgot to say that I've decided to create a toolchanger based on an
Arduino.I was looking for a Make-yourself-a-toolchanger-tutorial but didn't
find any. So what the heck, I'll make one. :)
--S
2009/6/2 Sven Wesley svenne.d...@gmail.com
http://arduino.cc
The only thing you need is an USB
One of the reasons I need the controller is because my Shizuoka's
steppers run fine on the software generated signals, but I need a fast
PWM to run the changer motor. I haven't found the specs for the PWM
feature yet. Can I assume that I can get above 20kHz? The rest of the
features will be
2009/6/2 Sven Wesley svenne.d...@gmail.com
One of the reasons I need the controller is because my Shizuoka's
steppers run fine on the software generated signals, but I need a fast
PWM to run the changer motor. I haven't found the specs for the PWM
feature yet. Can I assume that I can get
I am running EMC2 on a dual core 64 bit. The installation is 32 bit and will
not use both CPU's, yes. But it will run awfully fast anyway.
Regards,
Sven
2009/5/10 Douglas Pollard dougp...@verizon.net
I bought a used IBM Think Centre 3 ghz. intel chip that after a latency
test proved to be
What I've seen of Rhino and a bunch of the CAM-plugins, I think you should
take a look at 'em.
2009/5/8 Alex Joni alex.j...@robcon.ro
A more up-to-date list is here:
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Cam
But currently I don't know any open source CAM program that can compete
with
I've been planning to make a tool-depot for a machine, and after reading the
latest toolchanger discussion I searced for documentation. I found some
about the coding between EMC and PLC, but is there any detailed documenation
how to make for example a carousel? I mean, more like you need a PLC
hi,
i think first you need to evaluate the type of changer your setup
demands and take it from there
robert
True, but I hope someone already made a toolchanger from scratch and did
make a writeup about it. If it's a line setup or a carousel doesn't really
matter, I just would like to
Thanks to all of you who offered me help to cut up the solids.
Extra super-thanks to Rainer who did a splendid work to cut the part up and
generate the paths.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY7O3v6IgI0
Now I'm going to Lissabon to meet up with a guy who also runs EMC for
production, who also
Did search, did not find...
Is anyone running the R990h boards? I can't find the step time/space and
direction values, so if someone have a guess or the real numbers I would be
very thankful.
It feels like I've been terrorising the list lately, but one problem never
comes alone...
Regards,
Sven
I'm in a sort of panic mode here, time's running and I have no G-code for my
parts. I got two Rhino files from a customer and I need to cut the parts in
three because my machine is too short. Then, I need to get some G-code from
that. Any suggestions or someone who can give me a hand? Specially
Yes, veery long. :)
Sometimes it feels great though to let the minds out.
The donation issue, why not have a look or even talk to other Open Source
projects, like the ones under the Apache umbrella how they handle donations?
Regards,
A very open sourced (I even work with it daily) Sven
But then install your dependencies, the error says it all.
Check if it's there:
apt-show-versions -a -p lyx-qt
Otherwise I think you know what to do (apt-get install lyx-qt)
--S
2009/4/5 ygdan1001 ygdan1...@163.com
Dear sir
$ sudo apt-get build-dep emc2
E:Can't find package lyx-qt, so
...and if apt doesn't find it with install you must update your repository.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
2009/4/5 Sven Wesley svenne.d...@gmail.com
But then install your dependencies, the error says it all.
Check if it's there:
apt-show-versions -a -p lyx-qt
Read the manual.http://www.linuxcnc.org/content/view/5/5/lang,en/
2009/4/5 ygdan1001 ygdan1...@163.com
Dear sir:
I've already got the source with CVS, but when I run these commands in the
terminal, there is an error:
$cd src
bash:cd:src:No such file or directory
what should I do?Please
Have a look at cnczone.com, there are numerous of home made machines in
large size.
You need the big the garage, that's for sure. To cut building costs you can
choose to not use ballscrews, linear guides exist in different rigid types
and there are also a bunch of proven home made designs. But my
I don't want to be negative because I like when people try out new ideas,
but...
The rules are very clear, wings must have a tested beam and cross sections
to be certified. Foam is for surfboards.
Not even the lighest gliders are built with any type of foam. Beams and
sections. Always.
But it
Tried to download the Hardy Heron, but the EU mirror failed.
Down just now or is it gone?
Regards,
Sven
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I tried but gave up.
2009/2/25 raymondj raymo...@frontiernet.net
On a somewhat related note, does anyone have experience taking a drawing
done in BRL-CAD and creating a CNC file from it. Easy, hard, impossible?
Thanks,
Raymond Julian
Kettle River, MN.
- Original Message -
Search the mailing-list archive or google EMC probing (use the search box
on cnclinux.org).
Regards,
Sven
2009/2/10 Jim Coleman drunkenwhip...@gmail.com
a 3 axis machine with a probe in the spindle is a 3d scanner :-) I know
theres been some talk here about probing before, i dont remember
That was one of the best descriptions of G41/42 I've ever seen. Great Chris!
Imagine yourself walking along the part edge in the direction the tool
is moving. If the tool is on your right, that's G42. If it's on your
left, that is G41.
When you do that you'll also quickly see that G41
Oh yes. :)
2008/12/31 Donnie Timmons dtimm...@etex.net
I'm new and have made a request for some info and never received a reply.
Is this mail list work?
Donnie
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Cool, nice work!
But why not use a solid state disk? Pretty price worthy these days.
2008/12/23 Leslie Newell les.new...@fastmail.co.uk
CNC machines operate in a harsh environment often with vibration, damp
and severe temperature swings so hard drives have a tendency to fail.
I've lost two on
Sorry guys for using the list for something not really related to EMC, but I
do know here are a lot of people with the knowledge I need.
It was long time ago I designed something with electronics, so I hope
someone can help me.
What I need is an electric braker-pusher. It will not need to come to
It's either pushing or braking according to the given value, but the value
will change over time. It's going to be a part of a simulator where the
program will simulate a road, so it's uphill or downhill.
Sven
2008/12/20 Leslie Newell les.new...@fastmail.co.uk
Does it have to be two function
It's absolutely a cost issue, and the servo drives are way to exotic for
this project. I only need a small motor that just drives or brakes according
to the rate that the computer sent. I had an idea of letting a thyristor
shopping up the frequency, but it would be much easier to run a DC motor
It's a must, isn't it? :)
http://lumenlab.com/2008/10/pumpkin/
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Darn, I was too late!
2008/10/30 Sven Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's a must, isn't it? :)
http://lumenlab.com/2008/10/pumpkin/
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Shouldn't Rutex be in the HCL?
--S
2008/8/31 Anders Wallin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm also looking for a hardware compatibility list(HCL) for EMC2 ... if
someone can point me in that
direction.
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?EMC2_Supported_Hardware
Great Kai, all ideas are welcome in a brainstorm!
I'm a little bit surprised though that my question died out so quickly. I
thought I would get more input.
Regards,
Sven
2008/8/21 Kai Schaeffer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hm, this thread seems to be stuck a little bit. I am new here and I even
don't
Hmm... I think I've missed this feature. What was the original purpose? It
could solve a measurement scanning problem for me. :)
Regards,
Sven
2008/8/12 Organic Engines [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Craig,
1. Software to Generate basic G-code from a sequence of positions
should not be a very
I'm happy to hear people want to join!
What I need right now is some brainstorming what you really would like to
have in a meeting (except the bbq). What type of classes? A retrofit?
Seminar? Visits? Please shout it out! :)
--Sven
2008/8/6 Dirk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to attend. I don't
2008/8/11 Steve Blackmore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:19:09 -0700, you wrote:
I will give you this,EMC is not for someone who has no
interest in tinkering with Linux or electronics
Which is precisely why it's an elitist thing and prospective users are
scared away. I have no
Hi all,
A while back I promised to investigate how a European EMC-fest/meeting could
be arranged. I have some ideas and suggestions, but it would be great to
have as many influences as possible and that means from all of you! Please
throw in your ideas or suggestions!
Possible location?
Is there
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