hi
thanks for info. it is very interesting.
is there 3d digitizer that looks like articulated arm with 3-4 sections.
i do not need high accuracy because i want to scan car's body surface.
thanks
aram
http://www.vinland.com/Touch-Probe.html
is a full set of pictures and plans to DIY. I also
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 12:08 PM, Dustin Monroe monroe.dus...@gmail.comwrote:
Ok I got the z to recognize the limit switch as home but now I am having
soft limit problems.
I want to have the z search home in the positive direction ( can get
that to work)
then be able to travel between 0 and
2010/1/26 a...@conceptmachinery.com:
is there 3d digitizer that looks like articulated arm with 3-4 sections.
i do not need high accuracy because i want to scan car's body surface.
thanks
Yes, they exist and are relatively cheap. We have an old one at work
that simply outputs the x.y.z into
2010/1/26 Andy Pugh a...@andypugh.fsnet.co.uk
2010/1/26 a...@conceptmachinery.com:
is there 3d digitizer that looks like articulated arm with 3-4 sections.
i do not need high accuracy because i want to scan car's body surface.
thanks
Yes, they exist and are relatively cheap. We have an
Hi,
Another thing you must do to run your config on master after merge:
If you have local copy of emc.nml file in your config directories you
must copy it's new version from configs/common directory.
More info about it will be at
Hello,
Do you have the z axis limits set as -5 to 0?
Rick
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Gene,
Did you have to address latency issues? Are you using a dual-core cpu
and kernel?
I've considered using this intel pentium-D 2.8ghz comp with an ATI
X-1300 for my EMC machine, but I'm doubting any real gains over the
'old' comp, which is a P4 1.8 (non HT), 512 megs PC133 and 32 meg
nvidia
