'Scuse me for stepping in but I'm a bit confused by a couple of things
being said in this thread.
1. Exactly why does a low accel round corners more than a fast accel.?
Does this suggest that a machine with slightly underpowered drive motors
is inherently less precise than one with big
Ian W. Wright wrote:
'Scuse me for stepping in but I'm a bit confused by a couple of things
being said in this thread.
1. Exactly why does a low accel round corners more than a fast accel.?
Does this suggest that a machine with slightly underpowered drive motors
is inherently less
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 08:14:00AM +0100, Ian W. Wright wrote:
why does a low accel round corners more than a fast accel.?
By default, the emc trajectory planner tries to keep the greatest speed
possible while touching each commanded line (or arc) in at least one
spot. It does this by
Ian W. Wright wrote:
'Scuse me for stepping in but I'm a bit confused by a couple of things
being said in this thread.
1. Exactly why does a low accel round corners more than a fast accel.?
The program calculates all moves based on the specified machine
acceleration in the ini file, and
