Using Linuxcnc on a Coordinate measuring machine
05 Mar 2014 02:32 #44402
by LAIR82
Using Linuxcnc on a Coordinate measuring machine was created by LAIR82
Hello All,
I see a few random posts about this but no replies,
We are wondering if it is possible to use LinuxCNC integrated into a coordinate measuring machine. We are thinking about building one but, are not sure if we could use linux to generate to generate a part profile. I have viewed/read the info on the touch probe, but it looks like it is being used as an nc program that generates a large file of data that needs to be calculated out with other software (not a big issue) to generate the profile, we are thinking of just a plain old manually controlled machine that would go in our office that would be capable of measuring say a 24" x 24" 48" cube.
Any thoughts or recommendations
Thanks
Rick
I see a few random posts about this but no replies,
We are wondering if it is possible to use LinuxCNC integrated into a coordinate measuring machine. We are thinking about building one but, are not sure if we could use linux to generate to generate a part profile. I have viewed/read the info on the touch probe, but it looks like it is being used as an nc program that generates a large file of data that needs to be calculated out with other software (not a big issue) to generate the profile, we are thinking of just a plain old manually controlled machine that would go in our office that would be capable of measuring say a 24" x 24" 48" cube.
Any thoughts or recommendations
Thanks
Rick
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05 Mar 2014 03:54 #44408
by andypugh
Yes but it seems a little unnecessary. Most CMMs will come with a controller and software (or were you planning to build from scratch?)
www.ebay.com/itm/Faro-Arm-Gold-Series-G0...&hash=item23366bda69
Replied by andypugh on topic Using Linuxcnc on a Coordinate measuring machine
We are wondering if it is possible to use LinuxCNC integrated into a coordinate measuring machine.
Yes but it seems a little unnecessary. Most CMMs will come with a controller and software (or were you planning to build from scratch?)
www.ebay.com/itm/Faro-Arm-Gold-Series-G0...&hash=item23366bda69
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05 Mar 2014 03:58 #44410
by LAIR82
Replied by LAIR82 on topic Using Linuxcnc on a Coordinate measuring machine
We were thinking of building from scratch, going with a gantry style setup, with encoder feedback through mesa components.
Rick
Rick
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30 May 2014 21:21 #47551
by stustev
Uh yeah - most CNC machines come with a controller and software but I replaced mine anyway.
Replied by stustev on topic Using Linuxcnc on a Coordinate measuring machine
We are wondering if it is possible to use LinuxCNC integrated into a coordinate measuring machine.
Yes but it seems a little unnecessary. Most CMMs will come with a controller and software (or were you planning to build from scratch?)
www.ebay.com/itm/Faro-Arm-Gold-Series-G0...&hash=item23366bda69
Uh yeah - most CNC machines come with a controller and software but I replaced mine anyway.
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