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ContinenteCNC wrote:

Hi Craig!

Those are insane machines! Great job!

Are them all controlled by LinuxCNC?

 
We created our own real-time system under Windows.
The axis interface was a PCI board with 12 DACs (16bit) and 24 quadrature encoder interfaces (we do dual-loop feedback) so this was PC-Based.

I have thousands of CNC tube-bender controls, worldwide.

Had enough of the PC and so now we switched to microcontrollers but with an Android-based HMI.

This year, I intend to introduce a TRUE open-source CNC metal forming control that utilizes ubiquitous hardware that anyone can obtain for pennies

All axes controlled by the RPi Pico. Any number of axes.
HMI can be any Android device such as phone, tablet, or panel-pc.

It's time that this stuff was simplified 

Thanks a lot, I'll try asap

What drives/motors does it use?

I ordered two more of those PCI-E Sunix boards, so more testing ...

forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...to-example-mesa-7i77

Since 2008 I have been using linuxcnc, I remember running into a problem in the G85 code (it was malfunctioning). I am an expert in cnc technology and I am very used to the G-code in all the controllers that exist. I remember entering the forum and raising the problem and it was immediately solved. This experience was never repeated. I'm not complaining, I'm posing a problem! It seems that for some members (luckily not all) the linuxcnc Forum has become a place where users must have knowledge of github, programming, compilation, editing, etc. every time the solution to a problem is blocked. In order for linuxcnc to continue improving, they must accept the Forum as a place where they can find the problems to be solved, because this is where the users who are using the application are located. I'm really tired of members who impose their hierarchy of knowledge on those who don't have it.
For my part, nothing more to talk about in this thread. Thank you!!!

i'm doing the same in github.com/yur7aev/linuxcnc/tree/nyx2.9/configs/nyx/argo like that:

o<m6> sub
(AXIS,hide)
... tool change with out of limit z move ...
(AXIS,show)
o<m6> endsub [1] ; signal success
m2