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28 Aug 2020 16:12 #179855
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Just a couple of quick corexy questions...
i am getting to do a rebuild of my laser which is currently xyy magic z setup and i am really wanting to go corexy. i have a 3d printer i built a while ago and i love the speed and accuracy of it and since my laser has virtually no load, i figured corexy would be the way to go. and it gets rid of a stepper and driver which should make the build a little more simple
1) i have read about some of the issues people have had with corexy and linuxcnc, so overall how well is it supported in 2.8/9? and reliability? or is it more of experimental or proof of concept type of thing?
2) any special hardware requirements? it will be running on open loop 0.9ยบ steppers on a 7i96 and it will be ran fast. even as it sits now i run super fast, and with even less mass on the x axis i plan on going even faster.
3) and finally, most importantly -- squaring. is it possible to run dual y homing switches and square up in software, or am i back to manually adjusting things again?
also, any general advice or gotchyas i need to be on the lookout for? thanks guys!
i am getting to do a rebuild of my laser which is currently xyy magic z setup and i am really wanting to go corexy. i have a 3d printer i built a while ago and i love the speed and accuracy of it and since my laser has virtually no load, i figured corexy would be the way to go. and it gets rid of a stepper and driver which should make the build a little more simple
1) i have read about some of the issues people have had with corexy and linuxcnc, so overall how well is it supported in 2.8/9? and reliability? or is it more of experimental or proof of concept type of thing?
2) any special hardware requirements? it will be running on open loop 0.9ยบ steppers on a 7i96 and it will be ran fast. even as it sits now i run super fast, and with even less mass on the x axis i plan on going even faster.
3) and finally, most importantly -- squaring. is it possible to run dual y homing switches and square up in software, or am i back to manually adjusting things again?
also, any general advice or gotchyas i need to be on the lookout for? thanks guys!
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31 Aug 2020 18:15 #180207
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1. If it is the reliability of the Core XY in LinuxCNC, the simple answer would be: if it works = it will work.
LinuxCNC is much more reliable than all industrial controls running on windows.
2. no. I did run a plasma gantry at 55m/m and at 5000mm/s/s acceleration, all 23 KG of it with two Nema23 stepper motors, short ones.
3. yes.
LinuxCNC is much more reliable than all industrial controls running on windows.
2. no. I did run a plasma gantry at 55m/m and at 5000mm/s/s acceleration, all 23 KG of it with two Nema23 stepper motors, short ones.
3. yes.
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