Another series of questions. As a newcomer to CNC world I have a lot
of those.
Looking at stepper based CNC kits, I eventually separated 2 leaders in
my prospective of retrofitting to Sherline Mill -
Xylotex 4 axis kit - http://www.xylotex.com/4AxSysKit.htm
and
Keling Inc 4 axis kit -
On Thursday 07 August 2008, Sergey Izvoztchikov wrote:
Another series of questions. As a newcomer to CNC world I have a lot
of those.
Looking at stepper based CNC kits, I eventually separated 2 leaders in
my prospective of retrofitting to Sherline Mill -
Xylotex 4 axis kit -
hi folks
i'm new to this...
new to cnc
new to emc2
new to linux
since i've almost finished a conversion of a desktop micro mill, i tried
some of the example g-code files installed from the bdi.
i use brushed dc motors together with whale2 drivers in
step/dir mode.
so far so good - but sometimes
When emc shows the following error on joint message for a
stepdirection system, that means the system is misconfigured. There
are two main causes for this error:
Cause 1: Insufficient headroom for acceleration and/or velocity.
Emc2 defines velocity and acceleration limits in both the trajectory
I use the Xylotex 3-axis kit http://www.xylotex.com/3AxWPS.htm with my
small router and I'm satisfied.
However, I don't run with very high current -- the motors are rated 2A
which is already fairly low but I've found that running them at under
1.5A doesn't actually reduce top speeds but does make
On Thu, Aug 07, 2008 at 10:12:06PM +, Andi Frommel wrote:
well, i don't think it's that old
if i'm not wrong, then it's this one:
# MD5 checksums generated by MD5summer (http://www.md5summer.org)
# Generated 10.07.2008 13:26:39
d2334dbba7313e9abc8c7c072d2af09c
where did you find the teach-in function? i have a kind of robot where
that would have been wery helpfull to program the moves, i was thinking
aboat how i could make that kind of programming possible, and was not
aware that someone already has been working with someting like that.
Bjørn. :)
ti.,
Jeff Epler wrote:
Ubuntu is different than BDI. BDI is an older customized linux
distribution created before Ubuntu became popular.
We now encourage all new users to use Ubuntu 8.04 unless its minimum
requirements are too great; in that case, use 6.06 but be aware that it
won't receive
