the tool
> never
> sees more than about 20-30% engagement. (While I've broken lots of 1/4"
> O-flues, I've never noticed the tip breaking.)
>
> Todd Zuercher
> P. Graham Dunn Inc.
> 630 Henry Street
> Dalton, Ohio 44618
> Phone: (330)828-2105ext. 2031
&g
what is the material?
what is the endmill material?
how many flutes?
is it centre cutting tool or non-center cutting end mill?
I have always struggled on o-flute endmills and ramp or plunge (breaking
the tip :(
https://zero-divide.net/?&article_id=4307_plunging-and-ramping-recomendations-and-tech
Nice!
what is your spindle?
servo motor with encoder?
On Sun, 12 Mar 2023 at 15:17, Sam Sokolik wrote:
> When all you have is a hammer
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMLz4kWoAEI
>
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https://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/o-code.html#ocode:fanuc-style-programs
use the "L" switch for looping X number of times
On Sun, 29 Jan 2023, 10:22 andrew beck, wrote:
> Thanks gene
>
> Hey you might know how to loop a gcode file
>
> I want to loop a gcode file 50 times.
>
> Ideally using m
have you tried nativecam?
easy to add to axis (when you've done it before).
centroid acorn is nice, but very expensive and has very few iOS (compared
to Mesa hardware and linuxcnc) and only 4x step and direction ports..
your choice.
On Tue, 24 Jan 2023, 18:42 John Dammeyer, wrote:
> > From
e gui appearance?
a similar appearance can be done with using qtpyvcp and probe basic
https://www.qtpyvcp.com/showcase/mill_vcps.html
what do you think tormach is going to do better than linuxcnc? . other
than the display interface? (I am genuinely curious what the benefit is)
rob
On Tue, 24 Jan
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On Mon, 23 May 2022 at 19
Is this the green connector plug?
On Mon, 23 May 2022 at 18:57, andy pugh wrote:
> On Mon, 23 May 2022 at 18:41, dave engvall wrote:
>
> > Can anyone provide a part number, eg. manufacturer or digikey, etc
> > number for the 6 pin encoder cable connector on the LCDA357H controller.
>
> Google h
The colour change in the UK was one of the worst ideas ever!
being faced with 3x brown wires and guessing which is L1, L2 and L3 is
about as useful as a brush with no bristles!
Red Yellow Blue / RYB always made sense to me as an on the tools
electrician. neutral was always black.
If I ever saw
Thanks Les, much appreciated for the headsup
Rob
On Tue, 10 May 2022 at 09:44, Les Newell wrote:
> I just spotted these on eBay <https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334213888100>
>
> I've always been a fan of Wyse thin clients and this model works really
> well with LinuxCNC and
run:
lscpu
post the reply / contents
you can also try:
nproc --all
that processor should have a good single core speed.
are you using isolcpus within grub?
there are mixed points of view about isolcpus and whether or not
its relevant. Personally I use it and it seems to provide better latency
res
Yes nativecam will work for milling, plasma and lathe operations.
unfortunately its not been updated to python3 .. so if you use it on a
debian bullseye or linuxcnc master build it won't work :(
I've tried to have a go at making it nativecam + python3 functional but
failed but really like
nice idea
On Wed, 19 Jan 2022, 00:08 andy pugh, wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2022 at 18:27, fxkl47BF--- via Emc-users
> wrote:
>
> > > Though they are rather expensive if you pay full list price. I think I
> > > found a good second-hand one.
> >
> > Just looking at the prices for those makes my pace
you may be able to find it cheaper somewhere else possibly as that link was
for amazon.co.uk and not *.com
On Mon, 10 Jan 2022 at 17:47, fxkl47BF--- via Emc-users <
emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2022, Rob C wrote:
>
> > Oh ELECOM seem to do a lef
Oh ELECOM seem to do a left handed trackball (using the thumb for the
movement).
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ELECOM-Left-handed-Wireless-function-M-XT4DRBK-Black/dp/B016QCPRBM
On Mon, 10 Jan 2022 at 17:24, Chris Albertson
wrote:
> I have just a standard Microsoft cordless mouse. It is connected t
I presently use a number of ELECOM DEFT M-DT2DR mice (I have 1 wireless for
work laptop, another for a personal laptop and a wired one for my LinuxCNC
setup). I'm using one now.
https://www.elecom.co.jp/global/
I like the roller ball as it does not give me RSI like a motion mouse.
I am not sure
like the idea with the funnel.
there are no issues with the planner and look ahead. g64 options help
tremendously with path blending
I am just a hobby user
On Sat, 8 Jan 2022, 15:47 Milosz K., wrote:
> I cut near flammables and my solution is cutting over a water bed with a
> slicone funnel o
em at the
> time with it not being able to smoothly keep going between IJ arcs. This
> can cause problems in thin sheet ... maybe it is better now.
>
> I always had trouble keeping the HF from the arc start out of the
> electronics.
>
> On Sat, 8 Jan 2022 at 09:58, Rob C wrote:
&
you could put sides on it that will catch any sparks, or an enclosure
around it, same as I have for a 3d printer so it has its own heated
environment.
you could also add a water table that will catch all downward metal swarf.
On Fri, 7 Jan 2022, 21:51 Thaddeus Waldner, wrote:
> Use a submerged
I was also confused by machine kit reference from tormach. I thought
tormach was based on linuxcnc and not the machine kit branch/fork
although I guess if Tormach are running a 2.7 linuxcnc version I guess you
could say they have their own branch/fork
I would have thought that since the change t
Interesting looking at the AR2/AR3
https://www.anninrobotics.com/
On Tue, 4 Jan 2022 at 18:14, andy pugh wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Jan 2022 at 17:41, Robin Szemeti via Emc-users
> wrote:
> >
> > Out of interest, how is PathPilot related to LinuxCNC?
>
> It's LinuxCNC with their own GUI on top. But may
any interest / help
https://www.pmdcorp.com/resources/type/articles/get/mathematics-of-motion-control-profiles-article
On Sun, 29 Aug 2021, 18:40 Chris Albertson,
wrote:
> In the general case there may be no closed form solution so numeric
> integration is the only possible solution.I don't
how is everyone working out jerk / jolt?
on a stepper motor you have a defined step or micro step (distance)
so if your acceleration is say 3000mm/s/s. (plasma cutter)
and you are driving a 20T mod 1 rack and pinion with a 3:1 ratio drive,
with a 200 step per rev stepper motor on 10uSteps
the d
how do they get it to work on the tiny g?
https://github.com/synthetos/TinyG/wiki/Jerk-Controlled-Motion-Explained
could we not adapt and improve on the code
On Mon, 23 Aug 2021, 15:32 Feral Engineer,
wrote:
> As someone who uses functions like g8p1, g5.1q1 and g5p1 on mits/fanuc
> and cyc
https://grabcad.com/library/bl-touch-for-3d-printers-1
https://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/3DTouch_Auto_Leveling_Sensor
any use?
On Thu, 19 Aug 2021 at 17:14, Gene Heskett wrote:
> Greetings;
>
> I'm in the process of rebuilding the hot end of a failed CR10-S Pro V2,
> as the hot end suppl
tormach did something to the planner, does anyone know what they paid for
it, and how / who they commissioned to do it?
On Tue, 17 Aug 2021, 18:57 Ralph Stirling,
wrote:
> I've also been hoping to see this appear in a Linuxcnc update,
> as it has been worked on by a number of people for years.
>
a motor is only rated at 5hp at its rated rpm. 5hp at 2500rpm, hence
it provides around 10.5 ft lb of torque
power = 2 X pi X N X T / 60
(sorry I think in metric to have to convert back and forth)
10.5. ft lb at 200 rpm is around 0.4 HP.
an AC motor (or DC motor, not servo / st
he components of a printer rather than (say) a milling machine.
>
> Martin
>
>
> From: Rob C
>
>
> is this not just reinventing the wheel for the sake of it?
>
> what is the benefit of using lcnc for fff/fdm printer?
>
> I am not
thanks Andy,
but Marlin does do Delta robots / configurations too (never used / set one
up myself)
https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M665.html
On Sun, 25 Jul 2021, 21:04 Andy Pugh, wrote:
>
>
> > On 25 Jul 2021, at 19:48, Rob C wrote:
> >
> > what is the benefit o
is this not just reinventing the wheel for the sake of it?
what is the benefit of using lcnc for fff/fdm printer?
I am not trying to downplay the idea / application or lcnc or its
capability. (dispite it may appear so)
I ask because I run marlin (free) with octoprint (octopi) (again free) on a
I am guessing that these may therefore be an option too
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/d5.html
you can get custom ones / made to your measurements too
I went with a hollow shaft (40mm bore) encoder directly to the lathe spindle
one of these (or a variant of)
https://m.aliexpress
I know zero about fanuc conversion, but don't these boards from Pico
Systems sort the ability to reuse the servos
https://pico-systems.com/fanuc_pins.html
http://pico-systems.com/osc2.5/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=33
On Fri, 16 Jul 2021, 20:20 Todd Zuercher, wrote:
> That decimal poi
rip it out an put linuxcnc in?
is it possible to build a plugin replacement controller?
On Fri, 16 Jul 2021, 17:20 Feral Engineer,
wrote:
> The 180i is an earlier windows version of a Fanuc, so I'm sure it's got
> some quirks 😅
>
> Phil T.
> The Feral Engineer
>
> Check out my LinuxCNC tutorial
I'm interested, thanks Les
Rob / Robertspark
On Mon, 12 Jul 2021, 18:08 Les Newell, wrote:
> A while back I wrote a component for a simulated top slide for lathes
> with dual MPGs. It allows you to enter an angle and remap the X axis MPG
> to move both axes simultaneously at tha
Try the RepRap open source printer, last i checked you can buy a fully built
machine for about $600. Also it is open source.
Have you ever broken a plastic part?
With a 3D printer you can fix things, dream and make your dream real.
> From: mai...@mah.priv.at
> Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 01:05:10 +0
Roland, in your view do you see EMC being a CAM software?
It actually isn't.
Also you don't necessarily produce better parts using a 2.5D mill, remember a
3D printer is a Milling machine, the only thing different being the spindle is
now a deposition head of some form.
Really you will only get
Yes Adam, EMC is Linux CNC. It is a Linux Ubuntu OS with EMC incorperated into
it. Unfortunatly this is not an Electronics solution, it is however a part of
the software solution.
You still need a way to interface the outside world with it, and that is where
the problem lies when trying to con
Jeshua Lacock pisze:
If your looking for something simple try using the Generation-6, RAMPS, or any
Atmega based hardware along with some Opto limit switches. All you have to do
from there is set the machine paramiters using the Firmware configuration.h
file.
The firmware can be "Teacup" "Spr
I use Generation-6 electronics, it has an Atmega chip like Arduino. The most
recomended is RAMPS, this is the Arduino Mega with a stepper sheild.
The firmware is good because it gives you an idea of how things work. It is
written in "C" language.
> From: joachim.fra...@pibf.de
> To: emc-user
For a Windows Software Solution try http://whatisacnc.com/sprinter/
How does EMC control a 3D Printer? I love the software for Milling!!
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You don't need an Oscilloscope to determine if your power supply is faulty,
also you can check to continuity of all your wires using a simple multimeter.
Keep it simple.
Again what kind of Encoder are you using?
Rob
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> From: parallel.kinemat...@gmail.com
>
So the 7i39 is a brush less DC motor, if your trying to see if the motor it
self is functional just hook it up to a DC power supply, 12V would do just
fine, if it rotates regardless of polarity the motor is good and you need to
move onto the electronics.
What are you hooking the encoder to? Wha
In the case the 7I39 motor is a stepper?, you should never hook a stepper motor
up directly to a power supply it will destroy the motor. If you have encoders
you need a micro-controller. Using the encoder in your circuit is called a
closed loop system you need to read back to something like Ard
play that way some day. :)
Rob...
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 11:55 AM, Klemen Ozebek wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> on the link below you can se my first test of scratch built lathe which
> runs
> by EMC2. Hardware which is used on lathe: CT Unimotor AC servo motors,
> Digitax ST AC Drives,
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other tool you have.
It is absolutely no shame to pay for software ;-) and with 80 EUR (ex.
VAT) it is definitely worth the price.
I have played around with the demo version for a few days and am quite
impressed with the output - for me this is a must have.
Regards,
Rob
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on your blog.
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currently building my second one ...)
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Florian Rist wrote:
> Of course that was the first think I tried, but it's completely miss
> aligned and would be quite a hassle to aligned it mechanically. I have a
> deviation of 0.3mm on every 100mm.
>
> By the way, it's not only
the same procedure that you have
been doing (including the getting confused at 1 am part) and I am
(supposed to be) a computer engineer ;-)
Good luck,
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orb it all ...
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John,
thanks - I've been wanting that - good thing I only did rough tuning
just to see if my servos work.
The machine is still in building/thinking phase so not too much time
wasted yet :-)
Cheers,
Rob
John Thornton wrote:
> You can go to Machine/Calibration and tune servos fr
you want :)
>
> - Steve
YES - thanks for pointing that one out!
I think I have been staring at the numbers too much.
Rob
> Rob Jansen wrote:
>
>
>> [snip]
>> After changing the units from inch to mm I had this 0.025mm/rev system
>> but it needed to be 2.5
t I am doing I can now finally continue to add some ID to my P and
really tune the servos :-)
Thanks for all the fish,
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>
2.2 explains the basic concept. Section 29 goes a bit deeper into tuning
of the PID constants but OUTPUT_SCALE and MAX_OUTPUT are not mentioned
over there.
If the PID tuning is done for a given system I should be able to change
the unit dimensions without touching the PID
ing one of those
silly beginner errors (again ...) and I hope that one of 'you guys' has
seen this before.
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low when the machine is installed .Sorry, my friend is
not using Linux, he'll use the Windoze stuff all the way :-(
Rob
Karl Schmidt wrote:
> There are several Chines systems (Jcut) - less than $4000 BUT - they use
> proprietary windoze stuff
> and a dongle - no Linux support. Any
achine:
a 0.75" piece of aluminum just folded around the vise ...
Rob
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> I was taught to never, never, never take your hand off a chuck wrench
> in the
> chuck (never leave the wrench in the chuck) and never, never, never start a
> scroll chuck without som
what the real power requirements are.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
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extra cards to buy on top of my
5i20 from Mesa and then I can start playing.
I'd love to see some extra info on your machine. Some photos and a small
description with approximate weights and thread pitch would be great.
Regards,
Rob
(gigantic is 200 x 120 x 60 cm gantry router with a to
d try name completion by typing the tab key, E.g: srm
/home/aram/Desktop/T
Or just use the file manager to remove the file - that shoul work also.
Rob
a...@conceptmachinery.com wrote:
> I try with ~ and without and still No such directory
> I used rm and still No such directory
> I
a CNC router with anything bigger than the
smallest dremel or proxxon drill.
The Rutex card do not have any error outputs (none that I could find).
My best guess is that the motors are not able to do what they are told to.
Regards,
Rob
Andy Pugh wrote:
> 2009/9/28 Sven Wesley :
>
&
know exactly which machine I am controlling.
Therefor I , again, strongly discourage the control of two machines from
one screen.
Even in bigger production lines I have seen, where multiple machines
interact, each machine has its own controller next to it.
Regards,
Rob
Hubert Bahr wrote:
>
my swearing) ...
My current machine uses 6.4 Nm motors and a 5i20 card from Mesa. I have
a spare one so I could configure a second system to test with servos - I
just need to know what to buy / what to look for when buying stuff.
Any
there are no out of bound
XYZ position used. When trying to start a program EMC will warn you when
the program contains out of bound coordinates.
Regards,
Rob
David Braley wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Working away at researching my Anilam 1100 mill retrofit. Started to
> read the EMC2
? Happened once on my system
and Oh, was I looking dumb ...
Rob
Sven Wesley wrote:
> Sounds good, then I'm at least closer to a working config.
> I did all the PID tuning, unfortunately I don't have the Step time-values
> but I hope someone at Rutex can give me them. I'
k your stepper
settings.
> I'll try to test the encoders like stated here
> http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Tuning_EMC2/HAL_PID_Loops later
>
EMC sees your system as a stepper system (possibly with encoder
feedback), all PID loop settings are done inside the 9
old makers would be able to fit a
mold design in 64 MB ...
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VF S-11) resulting in a flash and a loud bang from the inners from the
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be doing a
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(somehow I value my fingers too much for this :-) )
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old Fanuc does not accept any parameters of math and
a max. of about 2000 lines of code.So I am trying to convince him to
retrofit to EMC to greatly enhance his possibilities.
Regards,
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Dale Grover wrote:
> I'm writing up a little article on EMC and would like to include a
> gr
, the cutter may climb up against the material in
the milling direction which may result in an improper workpiece.
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ore)
has problems that are fixed thanks to this mailing list and the
remaining (1% or less) of the users have problems that are not solved
due to different reasons.
I (we) are sad to read that your problem is not solved and that you are
an unhappy EMC user.
Please let us stop th
a lot of kernel and device driver programming for porting reasons.
But that was all on embedded systems and I don't know anything about all
these nice user-land features like cups, ssh, ftp and other goodies. I
had to buy a book (a practical guide to ubuntu) in or
somewhere?
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a...@conceptmachinery.com wrote:
> Hi
> i be more interesting in how to avoid problem than see what causing it.
> suppose something there and i have 80 000 line of code and than i
, then I'll be able to see if there
are unwanted characters in the file.
Or post a link to your file somewhere on the web for us to download.
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Andy Pugh wrote:
> 2009/6/20 Rob Jansen :
>
>
>> how would EMC know how to move back to the last
>> programmed position/
>>
>
> I don't think it needs to, it will either do the next G0 (which is no
> problem at all) or do a G1 which might get a
position/
Rob
Hubert Bahr wrote:
> Is there anyway to use MDI during a program run. I would like to be
> able to move the work and adjust the zero of the Z-axis during a tool
> change. Right now I do this by turning off the drivers and manually
> moving the mill. This requires ke
a standalone controller with the motion control program right on
the FPGA. Is the Xilinx WebPack easy to program with? Does someone have
experience with this?
Thanks for your time.
Rob Antonides
Robotics and Motion Control in the Pacific Northwest
Apex Motion Control, Inc.
16056 92A Ave
Surrey BC V
screwed on top and the pen
is replaced with a 2 kW 18,000 rpm spindle to do some more serious stuff.
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I am more talking in the range of 650.000 lines.so about 40 times as
big as the program you tested.
l am milling Large molds with high precision resulting in these very
large programs.
Rob
Rainer Schmidt wrote:
> 15K lines with 6 subsequent runs without exit or reboot and
Rainer,
I am more talking in the range of 650.000 lines.so about 40 times as
big as the program you tested.
l am milling Large molds with high precision resulting in these very
large programs.
Rob
Rainer Schmidt wrote:
> 15K lines with 6 subsequent runs without exit or reboot and
epper motors in qorking
condition it is best not to disassemble.
Rob
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Rafael Skodlar wrote:
> Was there a particular reason to take it apart? I remember companies
> warning you about destroying stepper motor, permanent magnet to be
)
P.s: what I like on the Datron machine is the change of the direction of
the mist, depending on the milling direction. Would be interesting to
know if this is automatic or a G-code action.
Regards,
Rob
- but then I am not milling fine pitched large gears with it ...
Regards,
Rob
Belli Button wrote:
> It can be done with the Bonfig style worm gearboxes. What you need to do is
> strip the gearbox, remove the bronze wheel and cut it in 'half' (slice?)
> with a wire cutter
gain.
The machines is a 1.8 GHz intel and has (only) 1 GB of memory available.
I do see that there is about 1 MB of swap space being used but I cannot
relate this to these slow response times.
Regards,
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situation there are a lot of local tool shops asking for a job - prices
dropped drastically even to such a level that I have them done stuff for
my hobby projects ...
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Rob
Kirk Wallace wrote:
> This seems like a good idea. I don't know
oad. Under load the motor may become hot and
even a smaller pump may need a cooling fan to guarantee long life.
Regards,
Rob
Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Thursday 14 May 2009, Gary Fiber wrote:
>> I think some use double sided tape to stick down PC boards. I read on
>> someone&
is up and down at different speeds and different distances, returning
to the same (bottom) position at the end.
Then I measured the distance with a gauge to check for any steps being
lost down the way.
Regards,
Rob
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malfunctioning tool ...).
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been answered by reading the docs. Only problem I had was that there was
so much documentation and so little time to read ...
Good luck,
Rob
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int following errors. For servo systems, always set the max
velocity and max acceleration in the .ini file a bit (I used 5%) lower
than the values specified for the motor drivers.
Good luck,
Rob
Michael Jones wrote:
> I'm getting a "joint following error on axis 0" EMC2
ing the collet's nut,
swapping the combo for another one and then screwing the nut back in
place is not that good for the spindle.
Rob
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tool-length probe but mounting it upside down in
the spindle makes it a touch probe - only needs a different bottom plate
(becoming the top-plate with a pin to fit in the collet) and a probe tip
instead of a flat probing surface.
The design is a bit complex but the nice thing is that it works grea
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