How To add robot arm model into linuxCNC
18 May 2018 09:26 #110836
by andypugh
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We can't see the pictures.
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18 May 2018 16:51 #110844
by Wireline
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Yeap looks like a multiple attachment problem, I had that before Seems better to attach one per reply
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18 May 2018 16:58 - 18 May 2018 17:07 #110845
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18 May 2018 17:10 #110846
by Wireline
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That button runs the gcode in the gcode preview window which is the linuxcnc logo by default. It is positioned badly for the puma and so it collides with itself. Try the pumaweld or might be called seamweld ngc file. Its in sim / axis / vismach / puma
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18 May 2018 17:11 #110847
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You probably need to "touch off" the tool position.
You almost never operate a CNC machine in the machine coordinate system, you always run in work coordinate system.
Typically this is with Z = 0 on the top of the material.
Often you will lower the tool until it actually touches the material to set the Z=0 height, and that is why it is called "touching off"
So, jog the arm so that Z is above the surface and then touch-off the Z height to zero and try running the G-code again.
You almost never operate a CNC machine in the machine coordinate system, you always run in work coordinate system.
Typically this is with Z = 0 on the top of the material.
Often you will lower the tool until it actually touches the material to set the Z=0 height, and that is why it is called "touching off"
So, jog the arm so that Z is above the surface and then touch-off the Z height to zero and try running the G-code again.
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14 Jan 2019 06:22 #124138
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Plz any one can do a puma 560 simulation for this attached shoe bottom shape.i only need go through the margin of this bottom. it is very helpful for my work.if any one can plz send me a short video for mentioned description.
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Plz any one can do a puma 560 simulation for this attached shoe bottom shape.i only need go through the margin of this bottom. it is very helpful for my work.if any one can plz send me a short video for mentioned description.
thank you.
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14 Jan 2019 14:04 #124154
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Are you asking someone to convert that bitmap image into G-code and then make a video of the Puma560 Vismach model tracing out the shape?
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15 Jan 2019 02:18 #124216
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exactly andypugh.could you please make a video and send it to my email ???
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15 Jan 2019 16:49 #124245
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No. Sorry, but it isn't interesting. And I do all this for fun.
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exactly andypugh.could you please make a video and send it to my email ???
No. Sorry, but it isn't interesting. And I do all this for fun.
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17 Jan 2019 06:25 #124328
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plz help me... it is really need for my project about robot arms
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