Gcode program to generate Rose engine patterns
12 Aug 2011 17:07 - 12 Aug 2011 17:10 #12462
by alanb
Gcode program to generate Rose engine patterns was created by alanb
Hi,
I I wondered if it would be possible to write a simple rose engine entirely as a g code program that would run directly on emc. So I gave it a go and the resultant code + documentation can be found on my blog.
blog.alanbattersby.co.uk/software/g-code...se-engine-simulator/
Of course there is no user interface but emc's pre-plot will show the cutter path.
The basic functionality is
1) Two spindles each holding up to 20 rosettes. Rosettes on a spindle can be blended together.
2) Seven types of rosette
3) A geometric chuck with up to 20 stages where each stage is defined by a rosette.
I would welcome any feedback, notification of bugs etc.
Alan
Emc pre-plot of an example pattern
I I wondered if it would be possible to write a simple rose engine entirely as a g code program that would run directly on emc. So I gave it a go and the resultant code + documentation can be found on my blog.
blog.alanbattersby.co.uk/software/g-code...se-engine-simulator/
Of course there is no user interface but emc's pre-plot will show the cutter path.
The basic functionality is
1) Two spindles each holding up to 20 rosettes. Rosettes on a spindle can be blended together.
2) Seven types of rosette
3) A geometric chuck with up to 20 stages where each stage is defined by a rosette.
I would welcome any feedback, notification of bugs etc.
Alan
Emc pre-plot of an example pattern
Last edit: 12 Aug 2011 17:10 by alanb. Reason: Adding image removed blog url
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12 Aug 2011 18:54 #12465
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Re:Gcode program to generate Rose engine patterns
I navigated back up your URL to your gallery. Nice stuff.
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29 Aug 2011 17:43 #12821
by alanb
Replied by alanb on topic Re:Gcode program to generate Rose engine patterns
Hi,
Just to mention that the URL of my site has changed to otinexperiences.co.uk/blog look there and select software then follow the g code programs link and select the last program. Alternatively go to www.otinexperiences.co.uk/blog/software/...se-engine-simulator/ directly.
thanks
Alan
Just to mention that the URL of my site has changed to otinexperiences.co.uk/blog look there and select software then follow the g code programs link and select the last program. Alternatively go to www.otinexperiences.co.uk/blog/software/...se-engine-simulator/ directly.
thanks
Alan
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