wow... I have been working on this for 3 months (not joking about that)
trying to learn and not just "make it work"
This is fantastic... it's working beautifully now!! I guess I can get busy
cutting all the Gcode files I have generated over the last several months
now just waiting for a working t
Is there any way in Axis to have manual control of position while a tool change
dialog is open? I have been running a program that doesn't raise the head
enough to make the tool change, and it would be nice not to have to go through
the gyrations of hitting Ok on the tool change dialog, and try
On Fri, May 06, 2011 at 03:06:02PM -0600, James Cizek wrote:
>
> So to answer your question, I guess the lightbulb just turned back on in my
> head that you have to reference in your hal config anything you want to
> follow back in the .ini for the limits to take place. Since I haven't been
> abl
I need to cut multiple small parts on my lathe and I wanted to do 3 or
so at a time. For me, the easiest way is a loop. Cut one, move to the
start of the next part, reset absolute zero on the Z (I always have
absolute 0 at the start of the part) cut the next, again move and reset
Z, cut the ne
Hi Chris, thanks for the reply. I think you are already ahead of me one
step.. I am confused as to where you see stepgen.2.maxaccel ties to the
.ini? The only stepgen.2 I see is the the loop written into thc300.hal for
the commanded position and feedback loop. Can you share where you are
seein
On Fri, May 06, 2011 at 09:52:33AM -0600, James Cizek wrote:
>
> Is there anyway a HAL command can cause EMC to ignore the MAX VELOCITY
> setting found in the .ini file?
> Because this is exactly what is happening.
If I understand your setup correctly, Z is not controlled exclusively
by EMC. Z's
On Fri, 2011-05-06 at 19:01 +1000, Erik Christiansen wrote:
> On Thu, May 05, 2011 at 08:29:00PM -0500, R. van Twisk wrote:
> >
> > Mark, I partially agree with you,
> > what if I (as a person) invent something great, but I don't have the
> > resources
> > to back it up. Then I am going to be a p
Hi everyone, I am new to this list but am running out of options for help
elsewhere!
I am fairly new to CNC, but have gotten pretty far along on my own. Have a
great 25"x25" router table running great under EMC2 and am trying to finish
up the last bit of config for my scratch design plasma table.
On 5/6/11, Rogers wrote:
> Stuart, Kent, Brian, Kim.
> Thank you for the advice and comments. CabinetPartsPro has the following
> processors
>
...
> mach3
Mach3 (and turboCNC) are derivations from the original NIST EMC, whose
original goal was actually standardization of data in the
manufacturing
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 8:13 AM, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> I am not an attorney so this is not legal advice.
>
> regarding patents -
> It is my understanding you can produce, reproduce any patented item for your
> own use and not be in violation of the patent restrictions.
This is not true in the
I think I have loaded WinCNC Gcode into Mach3 with a little tweaking.
I'd try both WinCNC and Mach3 and see what you get, change the . suffix
of the gcode file and try and load it into EMC2.
EMC2 will tell you what it doesn't understand.
It might take a little gcode tweaking to get it to run
I am not an attorney so this is not legal advice.
regarding patents -
It is my understanding you can produce, reproduce any patented item for your
own use and not be in violation of the patent restrictions. You cannot
distribute in any fashion.
regarding copywrite -
I do not know.
thoughts, comm
2011/5/6 Andrew
1. AXIS manual mode is joint-only, I can not switch to world coordinates and
> touch off by manual jogging. I have to touch off in MDI window: G0
> step-by-step and then G92.
> Is there any way to add manual world mode to AXIS?
>
Solved. There's world mode in View menu, toggles by
Il giorno ven, 06/05/2011 alle 12.36 +0300, Andrew ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> As you may remember I run hexapod with EMC2. I used to use tkemc UI, but
> recently tried switching to AXIS.
>
> 1. AXIS manual mode is joint-only, I can not switch to world coordinates and
> touch off by manual jogging.
Hello,
As you may remember I run hexapod with EMC2. I used to use tkemc UI, but
recently tried switching to AXIS.
1. AXIS manual mode is joint-only, I can not switch to world coordinates and
touch off by manual jogging. I have to touch off in MDI window: G0
step-by-step and then G92.
Is there any
On Thu, May 05, 2011 at 08:29:00PM -0500, R. van Twisk wrote:
>
> Mark, I partially agree with you,
> what if I (as a person) invent something great, but I don't have the resources
> to back it up. Then I am going to be a poor puppy.
If you have evidence of making the thing before, then you can c
Stuart, Kent, Brian, Kim.
Thank you for the advice and comments. CabinetPartsPro has the following
processors
wincnc
techno
syntec
shopbot
multicampost atc
multicampost
mach3
gorilla
gorilla atc
fox48
fox48 drill
deskcnc
camaster
AXYZ_MC
AXYZ
Rgds
Neil
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