two independent X at the same time.
what really needs to be calculated is a "real" radius that will be cut because the length of the NiCr string (from its holder with spring) is not equal to that of a foam block./quote]
This correction could easily be done in a preprocessor.
A more interesting (and difficult) approach would be to create a special kinematics module that, when given the distance from the XY plane to the front face, the distance between the axis planes and the block thickness automatically corrects the axis positions to follow the XY and UV paths on the actual foam surfaces.
Such a module could also potentially have an output for linking to the motion.0.adaptive-feed pin to slow the axes if either was over-speeding due to the geometry.
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It is for air wings, but you can import any profile, and the profile can also be simple circle.
www.profili2.com/eng/default.htm
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I understand what you are talking about but have no idea from which side I should approach here. Maybe you can tell at least which part of a manual should i dig?Gelar wrote:
what really needs to be calculated is a "real" radius that will be cut because the length of the NiCr string (from its holder with spring) is not equal to that of a foam block.
This correction could easily be done in a preprocessor.
A more interesting (and difficult) approach would be to create a special kinematics module that, when given the distance from the XY plane to the front face, the distance between the axis planes and the block thickness automatically corrects the axis positions to follow the XY and UV paths on the actual foam surfaces.
Such a module could also potentially have an output for linking to the motion.0.adaptive-feed pin to slow the axes if either was over-speeding due to the geometry.
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linuxcnc.org/docs/html/motion_kinematics.htmlMaybe you can tell at least which part of a manual should i dig?
Also, the developer manual in general.
Looking at existing kinematics modules is also a good idea.
You can compile kinematics modules with "comp" is you don't want to recompile the whole of EMC2.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal_comp.html
You will need to install the emc2-dev package to use comp (sudo apt-get install emc2-dev)
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