Variable pitch belt driven spindle
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23 Apr 2020 10:25 #165204
by tommylight
Thank you.
Replied by tommylight on topic Variable pitch belt driven spindle
Might be.Yahoo! Got it working this evening. Not that what I've done is pretty, but would this be something worth packing up for reuse?
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25 Apr 2020 01:40 #165468
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Variable pitch belt driven spindle
Congratulations!
How well does it work? (little video?)
yes it's nice to see the end result for the next person trying something similar.
Chris
How well does it work? (little video?)
yes it's nice to see the end result for the next person trying something similar.
Chris
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28 Apr 2020 20:26 #166008
by fungus
Replied by fungus on topic Variable pitch belt driven spindle
It works quite well, actually! I am surprised at how quickly the belt can be adjusted, and how little lag/overshoot there is in the adjustment.
I need to make a youtube account and start sharing stuff again. This forum is the extent of my social media presence right now!
I ended up making quite a few tweaks to the program, as I found out that "while" loops and a RTOS don't mix well
While cutting out my spindle encoder mount, I did have a bump at the end of the program... the system locked up on me, much like when I was using while loops, right when the program ended (just after the mill moved to the park position). Unsure if that's my program causing problems or not. More testing, more chips
Thanks cmorley for encouraging me to do the custom realtime component. This really opens up a lot of opportunities!
I need to make a youtube account and start sharing stuff again. This forum is the extent of my social media presence right now!
I ended up making quite a few tweaks to the program, as I found out that "while" loops and a RTOS don't mix well
While cutting out my spindle encoder mount, I did have a bump at the end of the program... the system locked up on me, much like when I was using while loops, right when the program ended (just after the mill moved to the park position). Unsure if that's my program causing problems or not. More testing, more chips
Thanks cmorley for encouraging me to do the custom realtime component. This really opens up a lot of opportunities!
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