tangential knife along multiple layer height
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31 Mar 2025 11:00 #325378
by Grotius
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@MennilTossFlykune,
Very nice contribution!
The planner could add these z motion steps too. And additional steps if needed.
Maybe someone is interested to write a paper how the tangential module should work within linuxcnc
in a nice TANGENTIAL.md file, that can be included with the source.
Then i can just read the paper and tranfer the workflow into code.
Very nice contribution!
The planner could add these z motion steps too. And additional steps if needed.
Maybe someone is interested to write a paper how the tangential module should work within linuxcnc
in a nice TANGENTIAL.md file, that can be included with the source.
Then i can just read the paper and tranfer the workflow into code.
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31 Mar 2025 11:31 #325381
by MennilTossFlykune
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You could look at how
myCNC
works:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcrRAU9BJ0E
docs.pv-automation.com/quickstart/mycnc-...ngential-knife-setup
It adds the rotations and retracts automatically without touching the G-code, like how you were thinking.
EdingCNC works the same way:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcrRAU9BJ0E
docs.pv-automation.com/quickstart/mycnc-...ngential-knife-setup
It adds the rotations and retracts automatically without touching the G-code, like how you were thinking.
EdingCNC works the same way:
Tangential knife, you need to program only X.Y coordinates and the tangential knife follows, also in circles and lifts automatically up when needed.
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