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Needs a vertical head, though.
Take off the overarm and you have a small HMC!! Where's the tool
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2 axis gantry?
I ran a 700 on a two axis setup with 8.04 and EMC2.3.4 and it took
forever it seemed to bring up Gedit and screen updates were very slow.
Faster hardware is cheap now. 2 Ghz will run step/direction servos fine.
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. 1V is as good as
36V for exciting your test harness with a concomitant reduction in power
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Find a buddy with an arc welder. 100Amps is a piece of cake.
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and they are both Rev 3.1 and have the resistors soldered
to the bottom of the board. The one on the Hardinge works perfectly, the
other is patiently waiting for me to hook it up to the Fanuc red cap servos.
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of terminating resistors and make some other
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Jon
Does this apply to the UPC cards?
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does not bear, you want contact on the quadrants. How
much backlash do you have now?
I put new balls in my Well-Index X axis and it tightened it right up.
Luckily the screw had very little wear.
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On 16 Feb 2013, at 14:58, ed ate...@mwt.net wrote:
Do you have backlash the full length or is the screw worn in the middle?
Most can be reballed to reduce the slop but you must be careful that the
OD of the ball does not bear, you want contact on the quadrants. How
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a table and a concrete top will it remain flat
and stable
that would be a cheap way to gain rigidity and mass
richard
Find a place that does granite counter tops and see if they have drop
out from sink cutout or a left over remnant that is big enough for your use.
Ed
believe, due to performance issues with that
particular RTOS system.
Ironically, Mach4 is suppose to be available on Linux at some point in
the future.
Dave
Wasn't the earlier version(s) of Mach based on the NIST public domain
code? If so it looks full circle.
Ed
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On Sat, 20 Oct 2012 20:44:02 -0500
ed ate...@mwt.net wrote:
Finally got my Hardinge CHNC lathe up and mostly running and am
having a problem. Do you simply put G95 on a line then on the next G1
make sure there is a F feedrate per rev? What ever I try the prog
stops
connections to
motion.spindle anything. Most of what I am using comes from Jon's Pico
Systems site and cobbled together.
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All we want are the facts.
That is much more in line!! But after I paid so much for parking I
kinda wondered..
Lots of goodies to drool over, gotta go next time.
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doubt we could pull off two build classes
in that lecture room, but ... maybe for 2014?
York sits on the outer edge of how far I can drive in a day; doing the
trip in April makes that day *much* more enjoyable. Ann Arbor might as
well be on the far side of the planet, alas.
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But not against heavier weaponry:
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I loves me my 3D printer... [grin]
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around the problem by
switching to a console, rather than the GUI.
Now, as to how a PC swallows keystrokes from a USB keyboard that's
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On Wed, 2012-07-25 at 22:19 -0600, Jeshua Lacock wrote:
like what for instance?
Stabilized build environments, extruders with flow-control valves,
improved filament feeders, less rickety mechanics...
Basically, all the obvious improvements. [grin]
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hours of mingled admiration and horror ... [grin]
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the extruder mass certainly improves the speed, at least given
the usual under-powered and over-loaded stepper drives... [grin]
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that spectacular: X = 15 k mm/s^2 and Y = 5 k
mm/s^2. The Z axis uses the stock motor, which isn't well suited for
microstepping drive, and runs at 1000 mm/s^2.
My Sherline runs X and Y at a sleepy 5 in/s^2 = 125 mm/s^2 and Z at 3
in/s^2 = 75 mm/s^2...
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, as the MAX6675 seems to be obsolescent, but hand-rolling another
thermocouple input is required for a second extruder head, anyway.
Note that the EC is out of stock, which seems to be the fate of
backlevel electronics everywhere.
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for two extruders, although that might still be
cheaper than cobbling up something Arduino-oid on your own.
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35 on the Rockwell scale, grade 5 is about
30 as is most pre heat treated 4140 stock sometimes called 4140HT.
Durralloy(SP) is one trade name for that type of material. Bolts are
easier to find though.
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leveling in HAL / Classic Ladder makes a lot of sense (again, at least
to me).
Methinks anyone working on such a contraption would receive a visit from
a nattily attired lawyer who would explain his employer's view of the US
patent system...
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triggered some talks that
circumscribe their enthusiasm, but I have no actual data.
That said, I'd love to do a LinuxCNC-based printer, starting with
extruder modeling. So many projects, so little time... [grin]
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As the saying goes: It's not whether you're paranoid, it's whether
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On Fri, 2012-06-01 at 08:44 -0400, gene heskett wrote:
the bolts are 3/8 but the holes are 7/16
In this case, the bolts were 7/16 and the holes 3/8... [grin]
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. It took
a few tries to get the design sizes right, but now I can build a
second and a third with only a few minutes of finishing fitting; the
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the latency is quite as important as a
step/direction machine.
Any thoughts or ideas?
TIA Ed.
PS Jon,you will be getting some questions as I go.
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* that
speaks VNC to the far end of the network. Set up the milling box to
allow desktop sharing with VNC, set up your desktop box to connect with
a VNC desktop, and you're done.
Modulo, of course, having your network running, which may not be a given
at this point. That, alas, is a real swamp...
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, then drop down to
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Not quite so manly as mud-wrestling with X, but ...
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On Tue, 2012-02-21 at 16:15 +1100, Erik Christiansen wrote:
But it has banana sockets, so it'll do me.
Murphy also has his way with them, particularly nowadays:
http://softsolder.com/2012/02/08/power-supply-banana-jack-misfit/
Grumble...
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On Tue, 2012-02-21 at 23:37 +1100, Erik Christiansen wrote:
the last paragraph of the wikipedia entry for banana connector
Seems to me that's an eBay market opportunity: who could possibly object
to a small envelope with a gift from afar?
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the approve-first-comment
bar and then hose the place down with junk.
I have seen a few borderline cases, but right up front I say that I
reject first comments along the lines of Cool post!... and I do.
So my data point says approval should work pretty well.
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. Before that, it wasn't there. [sigh]
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traces will reveal their relation.
Then use siggen to ramp / sawtooth freqgen and you'll see how the
relation varies with speed acceleration.
Yes?
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a variable rate: siggen providing a sawtooth wave to freqgen?
Surely it'd be more complex than that, but triggering on one edge of the
motor output and looking at the corresponding encoder edges should be
revealing...
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had a four-core CPU, you could put the real-time stuff on
one core, AXIS on another, have two left for everything else, and get
wonderful performance... but, then, that's not a cheap Atom box. [grin]
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with the usual horrible effects on software step pulse generation.
At least, that's how I think it works...
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fuss.
The optoisolator won't have enough current capacity for the relay, so
you will probably need the driver transistor to power the *relay* from
the digital output. But there's no need for the optoisolator in that
case.
Or, of course, I could be completely wrong...
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you've already solved the PCB flatness and alignment
problems. Some sed-fu should do the trick.
I vaguely recall reading that stuff while building my hand-hewn G-Code
routines. Mercifully, those didn't have the problem of integrating with
anything else in the known universe...
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On Wed, 2012-01-25 at 22:20 +, andy pugh wrote:
Even that is potentially optional:
Oh, *wow*... Yet Another Way to confuse myself beyond recognition.
I must put the tool probe switch somewhere more-or-less fixed before I
start invoking that code, but I like what it can do!
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, you're not the first person to mill the
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wherever it shut down, with the previous position in
place, and runs just fine. It doesn't display the homed crosshairs,
but that really doesn't matter.
Ought to work for you...
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of that machine running LinuxCNC to a set of
Gecko 320's, works great. I do not see an X axis motor in the picture,
it should be to the left in the picture mounted to the belt drop box.
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also tells Axis to remember joint positions on shutdown
It's a simpleminded XYZA Sherline mill that wouldn't know what to do
with a joint if it saw one...
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signal relays may work if they are
fast enough. Any other ideas? Many thanks to any that can help.
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-performance printer that's on my far back burner. The language
is close enough, right now, but it'd take some effort to make the answer
come out right; which is why I'm spring-loaded to notice discussions
about parsers.
Returning to my lurking niche...
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On Wed, 2012-01-18 at 00:03 -0500, gene heskett wrote:
Alright, how about this one?
That'll work! [grin]
And who knows? My Larval Engineer may remember how to poke around inside
the safety covers without dying, in some future day when they
desperately need a fix right *now*...
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Of course, that involved a pin name change, rather than a footprint or
wiring change, which may make all the difference.
Mutter...
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instances of the old part from the schematic,
refresh the library to get the new part, and then re-place all of them.
It's a pain, but it does make a certain kind of sense.
those manuals were in my mailbox this evening.
Excellent! Now, keep telling the occasional war story...
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the motor's upper
speed limit, the torque will fall off because the current reaches the
limit set by the driver much later in each microstep. In the worst case,
it no longer reaches the limit at all.
It's enough to make your (well, my) head spin...
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in up Rochester as examples of what she won't learn in the classroom.
Deal?
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built around a stack of hockey-puck transistors that he'd been using for
EDM. All I need is a bulk supply behind the thing, a bit of Z axis
control, and I could sink dies with the best of 'em... [sigh]
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Florian Rist wrote:
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I don't know if there is a way to clear it automatically, but to clear it
manually you can click the icon in Axis that's looking like a brush.
cu
Flo
Control-K is the quickest.
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(The Z axis on my Thing-O-Matic has a four-start leadscrew, so I had to
puzzle through this mess while figuring out the mechanics...)
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that note vanishes: it's time to edit grub.cfg again.
Maybe there's a way to do that automagically, but ...
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On Mon, 2011-03-14 at 11:00 +, andy pugh wrote:
which caused some worrying sizzling noises.
Obviously, your radio isn't turned up nearly loud enough...
(Which helps with car repairs, too.)
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I might not have to be the only one that's always right.
I regard it as my solemn obligation to be one of the two dozen folks who
are (almost) always wrong... after all, without me, how could you
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in that version to avoid some race conditions,
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As soon as I got it set up, there was no going back!
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contour on a part with only one input
of coordinates, if it also came with the ability to do the G70 finish
cycle it would be about perfect.
On a related note, a friend is thinking about doing a retrofit on a 66
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On Sun, 2011-01-23 at 15:00 -0800, Neil Baylis wrote:
If there's demand, I would consider other
editors as well
I'll put in a vote for KATE, the KDE editor. It already has G-Code
highlighting, but, lacking EMC2's language features, it's pretty much
useless.
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the most useful.
They're tucked into the ZIP files at:
http://www.digitalmachinist.net/downloads
Which text editor are you targeting?
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