Rigid Tapping with a speed controlled spindle
18 Jul 2015 19:34 #60728
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Rigid Tapping with a speed controlled spindle
That could be the issue, to eliminate the G code just run your code in a sim with a simulated spindle.
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18 Jul 2015 21:49 #60733
by andypugh
No, the G-code interpreter has no idea about what is going on in HAL.
Replied by andypugh on topic Rigid Tapping with a speed controlled spindle
I'll provide a theory of mine - I use a custom orient code that uses a separate PID loop. It is connected to motion.spindle-index-enable, so the PID loops change over when M19 is called. Will that be an issue?
No, the G-code interpreter has no idea about what is going on in HAL.
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19 Jul 2015 02:31 #60742
by cradek
Replied by cradek on topic Rigid Tapping with a speed controlled spindle
The error is actually line N85, which is a G33.1 (since G33.1 is a sticky motion mode, just like G0 G1 G2 G3) without a K word. So is line N90, if you'd get that far.
On line N85 you need to add a G0 or G1, depending on what you wanted this line to do. I'm guessing you intended it to be a G0.
On line N85 you need to add a G0 or G1, depending on what you wanted this line to do. I'm guessing you intended it to be a G0.
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20 Jul 2015 21:41 #60781
by tnl.lambert
Replied by tnl.lambert on topic Rigid Tapping with a speed controlled spindle
Very good catch. Maybe that'll teach me to write my own code instead of using generated stuff.
Thanks, and I'll test it out.
Thanks, and I'll test it out.
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