On 10/06/2013 04:56 PM, Michael Haberler wrote:
>
> Am 06.10.2013 um 23:09 schrieb Ricardo Moscoloni <rmoscol...@gmail.com>:
>
>> this is great!, could you think adding a pin that defines last
>> resuming move along an axis (z on a mill as an examlple), to avoid
>> collisions will be useful?
>>
>> As cartesian as my brain could think, moves will be:
>> hit pause
>> jog(here you have to avoid collisions!)
>> hit resume
>> auto move to last x,y
>> last approach move along z, if theres any (z is the axis that you
>> define previously)
>> continue machining fun.
>
> that's an interesting idea
>
> the return move certainly warrants some thinking - just a jog from current to 
> the pause position is a bit narrow in application
>
> a generalisation could be this:
>
> - add a pause and a return offset pose via HAL pins
> - transit through these offset positions on pause/resume respectively
>
> your scenario would be covered by setting a resume offset pose with z != 0 
> only, and it retains some of the flexibility of the purely HAL-based 
> solutions as the offset poses can be modified at runtime
>
> I'm open to more flexible ideas
>
> -Michael
>...


if its of any use:
the idea of Z being the tool axis is a bit predjudiced

in Heidenhain CNC's you define the tool axis,
and that ALSO defines the plane of circles.

restated: the ToolAxis  is an alternative to G17 G18 G19
but it infers the axis that is normal to the path plane,
thats a bit different thinking than G17/18/19

in linuxcnc, perhaps using G17 G18 G19 to define the tool axis
is an alternative way to say 'this is normal to my cut' for simple
cartesian machines.

And this 'toolAxis' idea might help resolve the safe way to jog away
from stock.


thanks
TomP (tjtr33)


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