Mine are all permanently mounted, as a proper tool height setter should be.
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I still remember the feeling of the first successful turret index on my pc
turn 55
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It's a complete knock off of a siemens control, that's why it's so awesome
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The originals were probably made on a hobbing machine.
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Order one
Definitely the best way to describe it
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Order one of the coolest label
not as
intuitive as solidworks or f360.
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Order one of the coolest label makers on the market
Only experience I have with alibre was when they were the new kid on the
block, trying to compete with solidworks and their interface was almost as
painful as freecad is now
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I'm quite happy with the performance of the gk41 computers available on
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Hobby users barely even want to pay for the motors to run the damn
machines
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to Linuxcnc in the first place) and I hear 4 is still not
quite right.
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like LinuxCNC and the people involved are all great, but from a
general standpoint, the stumbling block is the learning curve but the
benefits are aplenty for those who want to learn.
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I use the Epson Labelworks line of label makers. They have the smallest
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I have to edit them all down into one video. Maybe I'll do that tonight 樂
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While not as fancy, i think teaching kids how to build Linuxcnc based
machines is also a rather cool use case
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pc
with j4125 quad core Celeron, 8gb ram and 128gb ssd to be a pretty good
platform - for now, anyway. Time will tell.
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On fanuc and controls, g28 trumps absolute position, so the rotary will
just turn to index and reset
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. I have the old dc servos, have installed amt102 encoders,
acquired some dc drives and will be putting those into an emco compact 5
that was given to me.
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How funny, I did a prolight 2000 with some students at my old high school.
I'll be putting up a little montage video on my YouTube channel pretty soon
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https://youtu.be/hKqMdsLQJJA
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On Sun, May 8, 2022, 5:54 AM Viesturs Lācis
It's very much a Siemens 840D clone, down to the icons he's using. I'm
pretty positive he clipped them directly out of Sinutrain
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I want to know how he got that page of macro variables to come up
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Horizontals typically follow the same right-hand rule as any other machine,
it's just that the coordinates are turned normal to the spindle direction
(z axis)
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For the time being, I would just install the official release iso and use
that.
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an example, an input sniffer to assign hal pins
to button presses on a game controller or hardware buttons on a Mesa card
would be kinda cool to implement.
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I kinda want to help with development for free, I'm just lost on where to
start in the millions of lines of code
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I use work with probe, but I am going to customize the routines a little to
work the way I want them to and Andrew Beck I believe uses his probes.
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Gmoccapy has a work offset page, so maybe reverse engineer where that's
coming from?
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no_home_index or something like that which worked perfectly.
Here's a video
https://youtu.be/6_CrfcJXfDw
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/dec settings that will either rattle your fillings or smooth
out sharp corners to be razor perfect. I've not tried to run any of my lcnc
machines at speeds that would make me see an eminent need for this
functionality, but I'm sure it would be a welcomed addition.
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I'm curious what the current level of block lookahead is on lcnc compared
to commercial controls. Anyone know the amount of data buffering that it
can handle?
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Honestly, I would email yaskawa and find out for sure.
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With safety relays, they require an external reset after being released.
Every machine tool I've been on in the last 20 years operates in this
fashion.
Release estop
Press "power on" or "drive enable" button to reset the pilz
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classicladder
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let it spoil your whole day.
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On Sun, Jul 18, 2021, 6:20 PM Mark Wendt wrote
Agreed, Gene but my goodness, this topic is being beaten to death. All I
want to do is build machines and help others so the same.
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I honestly just think you're reading into it way too deeply. Way bigger
fish to fry in the world these days.
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The only control I'm worried about on this email list is CNC control
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Anyone have a list of what the values in the features ini setting pertain
to? Anytime I include features, i just set it to features=30, like verser
"work with probe" uses. It would be nice to know what I'm doing rather than
just blindly setting a value.
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i just glanced at it again, it's pretty commonplace. Unless all of the
admins all agree to enforce the code, it's pretty much going to be handled
by an army of one and forgotten about the second people stop feeding into
it negatively.
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I find it hard to believe that this is still a topic of discussion. Simply
put, just don't be a jerk. Done. Move on with your day.
Back to vinyl siding for me...
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,) but not
using (debug,).
Is there a way to do this? If not, I'm sure it's possible in some way, no?
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I'm in New Jersey but I can help with anything applications related you may
have questions with. Is it a mapps 4 or 5 machine?
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in their logic, which i miss in
lcnc
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On Fri, Jul 16, 2021, 1:22 PM Andrew wrote
Yeah we only made those for a few years. Not a big seller. Good machine but
limited in options and the NL/NLX is just a better seller. You have the
straight fanuc or mapps overlay?
You'll never guess who I work for
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On the dura, is the issue that it just moves the decimal instead of
converting the values? That's just a parameter change.
I don't recall the dura using tc controls, i thought those started with td?
I may be wrong, it's been a while since i saw one of those in the wild.
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You'd have to get around the proprietary crap in the Fanuc servo amps and
whatnot, methinks
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The 180i is an earlier windows version of a Fanuc, so I'm sure it's got
some quirks
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That much I'll definitely agree with!
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On Wed, Jun 30, 2021, 2:03 PM Scott
ill have the issue of deciding
whether or not to give someone the "down and dirty" or the "step by step"
explanation, which is why I always ask people their current level of
knowledge and train by my "3E" method - explain, example, execute.
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and build circuits that way also. I don't
think CL gets the respect it deserves.
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I've been looking for some good component information as well. The
documentation didn't really point me in the right direction last time I
looked at it.
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actual with p =0, changing
P results in a runaway in most cases). I'm wondering what the magic net
command might be to get everything working so I could thread on my lathe.
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are using the 7i77 that
way with analog and there's the 7i97 that would be fun to check out as well
for analog setups. Curious if there's any kind of weirdness that happens
using step pulse with encoder vs just using analog signal.
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That's exactly the behavior that g28 follows on industrial controls. Try
g28z2. (positive) and it'll move up without having to switch to incremental
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Linuxcnc to support system a b and
c. G92 to set max spindle speed just feels so wrong to me
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nce status indicator and allow the tool change, even though it's the
exact same spot.
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The posted code in fusion is just ugly, no real reason to keep flopping
back and forth like that. Fusion posts are JavaScript, so they're not
terrible to modify.
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Would you share your machine files? I haven't set up 5x kinematics in lcnc
before and I'm curious of what the user files look like
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Are you using kinematic support and tool center point control in LinuxCNC
or just relying on cam software to do the trajectory calculations from tool
tip to rotational center?
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Lathe has vfd, router is running a superpid with a Hitachi m12vc, mill is
using a servo motor
I manually turned my Hitachi router on and off until the pandemic hit, then
I started by adding a relay to control it, which then became my obsession
with industrial electronics
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developers and users)
while simultaneously trying to sell your own product is breaking a cardinal
rule in good sales tactics. You should never belittle a competitor product
to make yours look better, you should provide information about your
product that shows key points on how it's better.
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I'm running a 4gb pi4b on my Emco lathe with minimal issue. My pulses per
unit are really high because of the screw pitch and belt reduction from the
emco factory, but it still seems to get along nicely with the rest of the
machine.
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You sound like my grandfather. He's 88 and still going strong. Be careful
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On Wed, Jun 2, 2021, 3:00 PM Gene
That's the one. I was getting them for 189/199usd before the chip shortage.
I use gmoccapy on my lathe and alternate between gmoccapy and probe basic
on my router. Now that dragon has a 1920 option, I may try that as well. I
tinker, so I'm forever trying new stuff.
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I have a planar pct2235 and an asus vct229. Recommend the asus. The planar
has an issue where if you jog from the screen buttons and multi touch on
accident, the jog button latches and takes off.
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G99 Z-1. F0.0625 R.1
X1.
Y1.
X2. Y.5
G80
G91 G28 Z0
M30
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On Mon, May 24, 2021, 5:29 PM Ed wrote:
> Following is a snippet of a program using G33.1
>
> The f
halui.rapid-override.counts
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On Mon, May 24, 2021, 3:49 PM andrew beck wrote:
> Hey everyone.
>
> I have pots set up as external overrides on my machine.
>
I've got this, but it's on my PI inside my emco... I'd swear I sent it to
you a few weeks ago. Check the Facebook chat.
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On Mon, May 24, 2021, 3:49 PM andrew beck
Well, i mean there is that guy AvE on YouTube that cut a potato on a
bridgeport...
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> On Sat, 22 May 2
I'm allergic to shrimp, so I just kept scrolling
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> Talk about having a bad day. Sure glad the extras were j
We need to get with the times and have a tiktok that clickbaits to our
onlyfans...
I kid...
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On Wed, May 19, 2021, 9:00 PM Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> Andy,
&g
Here ya go. Working programs, hot off the press. Main program 1230.ngc, M98
call program 1234.ngc. Make sure you have SUBROUTINE_PATH =
/home/whatever_sub_path_you_use/linuxcnc/nc_files/ in your ini file or it
won't find it under the RS274NGC section
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I've tried this and it worked for me. Let me pull up the info and I'll get
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On Mon, May 17, 2021, 5:44 PM andrew beck wrote:
> hey guys
>
Andy,
Have you experienced crashes in lcnc on a pi4b? I've had the software bomb
out on me a bunch of times, mainly when tapping the touchscreen too
quickly. Do you have any recommended settings for the best speed and
reliability?
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> On Sunday 04 April 2021 11:42:24 Fe
sure.
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> On Sun, 4 Apr 2021 at 16:26, Feral Engineer
> wrote:
>
> But that's how I have it set up. The
,
that's how I want it to work! Why should fanuc and siemens get all the
glory?
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> On Sun, 4 Apr 2021, Feral Engin
times.
Happy international carrot day, everybody! (Yes, it's really a thing)
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THANK YOU DEWEY GARRETT!! IT WORKS!
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> You don't know how my brain works, though... I'm obsessive to the
You don't know how my brain works, though... I'm obsessive to the max. If
it can be done, I'll spend days having at it to make it work.
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That might be worth a try.
Is it safe to load the build bot master repository on a pi?
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> The git *mas
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>
> > Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2021 11:23:32 -0400
> > From: Feral E
But that's how I have it set up. The prox is set as encoder index and it
finds it but after it finds it, it goes back to the position the machine
was at during startup. That's what I'm trying to fix. How do i fix this?
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Joint.0.motor-pos-fb is tied to 7i76 stepgen.00.position-fb
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> Tha
to zero.
I'm on my way to go get the information Andy requested.
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>
> I'm driving the steppers with the stepgens on the 7i76e, but w
write my own
subroutines to make it do what I want.
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>
&g
h.
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> What I'm seeing (and I'm not a linuxcnc expert) looks correct. After the
> homing sequence
Finally getting back around to messing with this mechanical/prox home
issue. See attached video link. I show what it is doing and explain what I
want it to do.
Thanks in advance for your help
https://youtu.be/XVz6v2YNXJQ
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Thank you, sir!
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On Fri, Mar 26, 2021, 5:39 PM Peter C. Wallace wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Mar 2021, Feral Engineer wrote:
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> > Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2021 16
Does anyone have a working solution for using Heidenhain LS403 scales with
LinuxCNC? They're 2 phase sinusoidal feedback. Trying to connect to a mesa
7i95.
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Hey Ken,
he said email him and he'll get you what you're looking for. As I said,
wired versions soon to some and i'll be doing a teardown and complete
review on the tool setter soon. i...@emgprecision.com
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I hear ya. I get pissed when I make an expensive bonehead move, also.
I contacted the mfr and he wants to know what other information you would
like to know, so he can put together a data sheet for you.
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On Sun, Mar 14, 2021, 3:11 PM wrote:
> Does their probe use the traditional 3-ball/3-groove Renishaw design or...?
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a wired and RF version soon as well.
https://www.emgprecision.com/ifi-p4-touch-probe
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On Sun, Mar 14, 2021, 2:15 PM andy pugh wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Mar 2021 at 17
Oohh that looks like fun!
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On Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 2:18 PM andy pugh wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Mar 2021 at 19:11, Feral Engineer
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> > As
it but can't supply the actual logic, it's embedded in the macro executor.
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On Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 1:31 AM Chris Albertson
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> I'm looking for advice on g
machine). You can get a cutter made up to cut the profile, but it's one
tooth at a time and very slow.
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On Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 1:31 AM Chris Albertson
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> I'm look
I usually change isolcpus in my grub file under /etc/default. You can use
sudo nano /etc/default/grub, ctrl+s to save, ctrl+x to close, then accept
the change with sudo update-grub
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