ight now.
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rich, thats a review that makes me wanna look at it
(old mold maker with all fingers and eyes ;)
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On 24 October 2015 at 14:19, linden wrote:
> Any hints or suggestions
> will be greatly appreciated.
I wonder if there is anything like
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine_(series)
That's almost all you need, but in 3D.
Googling suggests that there is a
a 3d version of that game and I'd be stuck in front of the computer for
days. lol
I have found this too just need some time to invest to figure out how it
works but still looking for an easer solution.
onshape looks good if only i had a decent internet
http://www.coppeliarobotics.com/
On
Hi All
I have been playing with the idea of building a hexapod or
Stuart platform mill with linuxcnc for the control system.
What I need help with at this stage is the design of the joints and
length of the struts. I have a few designs in my head and sketched out
on paper and am
Linden,
Onshape (a web-based CAD tool) will let you link struts together and
simulate movement. It's not able to script movement yet, but pushing
struts around with the mouse will reveal your rough estimate of work
envelope faster than a physical model. It's also pretty easy to learn -
they
Linden,
I'd probably start with Matlab or the open source version, Octave, to work out
the kinematics. These numerical packages have some pretty powerful plotting
and visualization tools that can be driven by numerical functions of your
choosing.
Once you work out the basic geometry l'd
On 10/24/2015 7:19 AM, linden wrote:
> Hi All
> I have been playing with the idea of building a hexapod or
> Stuart platform mill with linuxcnc for the control system.
> What I need help with at this stage is the design of the joints and
> length of the struts. I have a few designs in my
@ Gregg drinking straws and pins seem to get a lot of use around here
;-) along with the cardboard
I have modelled a lot of the parts in freecad already Just having issues
with the assembly and animation apart from that it is wonderful and
evolving so quickly if things keep up at the current