Hello, I am retrofitting 2 CHNC lathes, I would like to try out linuxcnc for
the operating system.
I am throwing out a request for someone to help me set up the machine, I will
pay them for their expertise.
I am familiar with mach 3, but not with linux cnc. I am sure I can figure out
how to run
One still ends up with halui and Axis getting out of sync.
works for me:
http://youtu.be/O9qL5lZ1tug
did you try the patch?
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Dewey Garrett
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Where are you located? Not experts but we have done two lathes and the third
is in process.
Jeff L Johnson
Superior Roll Turning
Superiorroll.com
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From: Michael Chism [mailto:mikechismavion...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013
On 27 November 2013 16:21, Michael Chism mikechismavion...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello, I am retrofitting 2 CHNC lathes, I would like to try out linuxcnc for
the operating system.
I am throwing out a request for someone to help me set up the machine
There are at least 3 CHNC lathes running
Quoth Sebastian Kuzminsky s...@highlab.com
Let me see if i understand your situation. Your setup is this:
You're using Axis as your GUI, and you're using a jog pendant. The
pendant uses halui to jog the machine, and can trigger MDI commands for
things like Z touch-off.
Sometimes when you
Quoth Dewey Garrett dgarr...@panix.com
One still ends up with halui and Axis getting out of sync.
works for me:
http://youtu.be/O9qL5lZ1tug
No Youtube in the office :-( For some time it's been saying 'An error
occured, please try later' and I just CBA to work out why ;-)
did you try the
as Andy said , should be alot of info on forum,
this is a CHNC not a NC like some people call it.
not sure what version of the CHNC it is. or what drives you have,
mine was the older chnc 1 with old Simens 810T, simens DC Drives fanuc
Spindle drive
spindle is easy to find the info on giving you
Some good news on the feed override front: the latest changes allow feed
overrides greater than 100% without having to sacrifice performance at
100%. It's a simple trick:
1. Scale the requested velocity up by the max feed override to calculate
the blend arc radius (store this as the maxvel)
Here's a late but well-deserved +1. Thanks, Seb!
John
On 11/16/2013 05:16 PM, John Thornton wrote:
Very nice addition to the Docs Seb!
Thanks
JT
On 11/16/2013 9:50 AM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Hello LinuxCNC developers! There was some concern at Wichita that the
process
