A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant
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13 May 2022 22:31 #242915
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Tittle has changed, what should the title of this topic be?
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14 May 2022 12:41 #242948
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Ah - my apologies, I thought it would give a quick notification of the reason why I was replying to the thread.
"A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant" seems appropriate - is it possible/appropriate for admin to do a global update?
"A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant" seems appropriate - is it possible/appropriate for admin to do a global update?
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14 May 2022 17:43 #242965
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Done.
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09 Jun 2022 02:04 #244790
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excelente aporte compañero Felicidades
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09 Jun 2022 13:55 #244805
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Muchísimas gracias. ¿Estás planeando construir uno?
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02 Jul 2022 20:45 #246467
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Replied by smc.collins on topic A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant
I would be interested in casting these cases for this pendant design, in fiber reinforced epoxy resin, stuff is strong like bull, could make buttons in silicone rubber etc, are the CAD files around ?
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03 Jul 2022 12:06 - 03 Jul 2022 12:11 #246503
by fletch
Hi Sean - I like the idea but the case is specifically designed for 3D printing so would require significant modification for casting (drafting, skrinkage, tolerances etc). I'm not planning to release the current CAD files as they're extremely 'fragile' - as in they're created using a weekly release of FreeCAD from a while back and don't render/play nicely in other versions. STLs are available here: github.com/Stutchbury/Manualmatic-Pendan...n/Hardware/case/v1.1
My focus (which, for reasons, has slipped a little lately) is currently on the software side - primarily to make it easier to add functionality. If you know how to code compile time 'plugins' in C++ advice would be appreciated.
For what it's worth my case, printed in PETG, has been well and truly abused (eg stepped on, dropped and generally mistreated) - it appears to be tough in all the right places. There are different filaments ([carbon] fibre reinforced) that would probably make it even more robust.
Replied by fletch on topic A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant
I would be interested in casting these cases for this pendant design, in fiber reinforced epoxy resin, stuff is strong like bull, could make buttons in silicone rubber etc, are the CAD files around ?
Hi Sean - I like the idea but the case is specifically designed for 3D printing so would require significant modification for casting (drafting, skrinkage, tolerances etc). I'm not planning to release the current CAD files as they're extremely 'fragile' - as in they're created using a weekly release of FreeCAD from a while back and don't render/play nicely in other versions. STLs are available here: github.com/Stutchbury/Manualmatic-Pendan...n/Hardware/case/v1.1
My focus (which, for reasons, has slipped a little lately) is currently on the software side - primarily to make it easier to add functionality. If you know how to code compile time 'plugins' in C++ advice would be appreciated.
For what it's worth my case, printed in PETG, has been well and truly abused (eg stepped on, dropped and generally mistreated) - it appears to be tough in all the right places. There are different filaments ([carbon] fibre reinforced) that would probably make it even more robust.
Last edit: 03 Jul 2022 12:11 by fletch. Reason: Add link to STLs, just in case.
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25 Feb 2023 12:58 - 26 Feb 2023 13:39 #265324
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Replied by fletch on topic A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant
As I had to delve into the python code this week (should now work with v2.9 and v2.10 - thanks TadyTheFish for reporting it and @andypugh for pointing me in the right direction) I thought I'd post a quick video demonstrating the 'manual' bit of the Manualmatic - a facing operation:
www.youtube.com/shorts/LUMRR05cWKM
www.youtube.com/shorts/LUMRR05cWKM
Last edit: 26 Feb 2023 13:39 by fletch. Reason: Re-uploaded with better sound
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02 Feb 2024 14:21 #292217
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Replied by onceloved on topic A Teensy -> Python Interface Manualmatic MPG/pendant
Can I use esp32 s3? Teensy is too expensive
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