LinuxCNC does not follow gcode layout
06 May 2014 01:53 - 06 May 2014 01:57 #46639
by HolgerT
LinuxCNC does not follow gcode layout was created by HolgerT
Today, while milling a PCB, I recognized, that the result is slightly different, than it was designed.
You can see difference in attached picture, which I have taken from axis 2.5.3 (simulation mode).
White is the line, it should be; red is the path the mill have taken. The real milled pcb, done with emc 2.2.? have same problem like this simulated. It looks quite similar, so the machine itself should not be the reason.
My question: Is there any parameter, which I can set (e.g. in ini-file) to make the path more accurate?
Thanks for your answer
br
Holger
You can see difference in attached picture, which I have taken from axis 2.5.3 (simulation mode).
White is the line, it should be; red is the path the mill have taken. The real milled pcb, done with emc 2.2.? have same problem like this simulated. It looks quite similar, so the machine itself should not be the reason.
My question: Is there any parameter, which I can set (e.g. in ini-file) to make the path more accurate?
Thanks for your answer
br
Holger
Last edit: 06 May 2014 01:57 by HolgerT.
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06 May 2014 02:10 #46640
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic LinuxCNC does not follow gcode layout
Hi
Have a look at G61 and G64
But if you are using emc 2.2 what may or may not have been included is just a distant memory
regards
Have a look at G61 and G64
But if you are using emc 2.2 what may or may not have been included is just a distant memory
regards
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06 May 2014 02:41 #46641
by HolgerT
Replied by HolgerT on topic LinuxCNC does not follow gcode layout
Thank you very much!
G64 is the correct answer.
pcb2gcode created gcode file including line:
G64 P0.0050 ( set maximum deviation from commanded toolpath ).
Unfortunately I did not read this. Giving G64 P0.0005 solved the problem.
Thanks again and
br
Holger
G64 is the correct answer.
pcb2gcode created gcode file including line:
G64 P0.0050 ( set maximum deviation from commanded toolpath ).
Unfortunately I did not read this. Giving G64 P0.0005 solved the problem.
Thanks again and
br
Holger
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06 May 2014 06:59 - 06 May 2014 07:00 #46648
by andypugh
Do you have a good reason to be using 2.2? The current version is 2.5.4 and 2.6 is due out soon.
What OS are you using? You can probably upgrade to 2.4 at the very least.
Replied by andypugh on topic LinuxCNC does not follow gcode layout
The real milled pcb, done with emc 2.2.? have same problem like this simulated.
Do you have a good reason to be using 2.2? The current version is 2.5.4 and 2.6 is due out soon.
What OS are you using? You can probably upgrade to 2.4 at the very least.
Last edit: 06 May 2014 07:00 by andypugh.
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