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03 Sep 2019 09:49 #144065
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You could run with a Pi or Beaglebone as the machine controller.
But it's probably simpler just to use a passively cooled low power x86 motherboard.
I just put the motherboard in the box with the other electronics.
photos.app.goo.gl/mpzzJyfGHhWDuHWx8
But it's probably simpler just to use a passively cooled low power x86 motherboard.
I just put the motherboard in the box with the other electronics.
photos.app.goo.gl/mpzzJyfGHhWDuHWx8
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06 Sep 2019 21:01 - 06 Sep 2019 21:01 #144418
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Sorry for slow reply but could a embedded solution like this work?
www.newegg.com/asrock-j3355b-itx-mini-it...?item=9SIAH419483364
Also as a side note has anyone ever attempted to make a tool and die grinder powered by linuxcnc? I immediately aside from the machine it self, see a issue with axis support for 5 or 6 axis. (I am a hobbiest, kinda just want to mess with grinding my own insert mill tooling.)
www.newegg.com/asrock-j3355b-itx-mini-it...?item=9SIAH419483364
Also as a side note has anyone ever attempted to make a tool and die grinder powered by linuxcnc? I immediately aside from the machine it self, see a issue with axis support for 5 or 6 axis. (I am a hobbiest, kinda just want to mess with grinding my own insert mill tooling.)
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06 Sep 2019 21:07 #144419
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The only drawback I see is that it needs a PC PSU rather than a single 12V supply.
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That isn't really an embedded solution as such, it's a conventional PC motherboard. As such it will work fine.Sorry for slow reply but could a embedded solution like this work?
www.newegg.com/asrock-j3355b-itx-mini-it...?item=9SIAH419483364
The only drawback I see is that it needs a PC PSU rather than a single 12V supply.
LinuxCNC supports 9 axes for coordinated motion, and up to (I think) 32 more for independent motion .Also as a side note has anyone ever attempted to make a tool and die grinder powered by linuxcnc? I immediately aside from the machine it self, see a issue with axis support for 5 or 6 axis.
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06 Sep 2019 22:36 #144425
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Thank you, that's all my questions for the time being. Time to start gathering material for the build now.
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