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6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes
13 years 7 months ago #30754
by kenran
6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes was created by kenran
Hi,
I'm working with a 6 axis robot.
I have worked in XY plane with a pallet and a conveyor ( same plane). It's works like a charm ( tool always parallel to the ground).
But now i have two planes :
- plane 1 : XY -> the pallet
- plane 2 : XZ -> assembling table.
I need to rotate my tool by 90° every time.
I can do this with homing the 5th axis but its time consuming, not elegant and maybe not very accurate
Is there a G code or a trick (lathing?)
Thank you in advance
I'm working with a 6 axis robot.
I have worked in XY plane with a pallet and a conveyor ( same plane). It's works like a charm ( tool always parallel to the ground).
But now i have two planes :
- plane 1 : XY -> the pallet
- plane 2 : XZ -> assembling table.
I need to rotate my tool by 90° every time.
I can do this with homing the 5th axis but its time consuming, not elegant and maybe not very accurate
Is there a G code or a trick (lathing?)
Thank you in advance
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13 years 7 months ago #31040
by kenran
Replied by kenran on topic 6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes
I finally found the solution.
When i was homing the 6th axis i found very suspicious that axis 'A' was the same value as the homing value.
So i tried : G0A90.0 and G0B90.0
It works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When i was homing the 6th axis i found very suspicious that axis 'A' was the same value as the homing value.
So i tried : G0A90.0 and G0B90.0
It works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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13 years 7 months ago #31091
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic 6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes
Glad you got it sorted.
I didn't understand the original question, so I assumed I didn't know the answer. (I thought the intention was to rotate the XY plane)
I didn't understand the original question, so I assumed I didn't know the answer. (I thought the intention was to rotate the XY plane)
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13 years 7 months ago #31537
by happytriger2000
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Hey I' will be working on 6 axis robot soon, are you using it for pick and place?
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13 years 7 months ago #31538
by kenran
Replied by kenran on topic 6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes
Hi,
We're planning to use multiple synchronized robots to build wood houses.
We need to resolve multiple technical problems ( controller cards, drivers ).
I will give you more info
We're planning to use multiple synchronized robots to build wood houses.
We need to resolve multiple technical problems ( controller cards, drivers ).
I will give you more info
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13 years 7 months ago #31603
by happytriger2000
Replied by happytriger2000 on topic 6 axis robot working with 2 differents planes
Wow wood house!!, a real house?, that's kool, I was in the same root as you, but using brick.
Some tips for you, do you know Grasshopper?, they build 3D brick wall which I was going to do but unfortunately I do not know much programing so need to buy the definitions for GH(grasshopper) which I have not yet decided.
I'm currently using Mach3 controller (PMDX 122 brakout board) it worked fine just need to setup the right pin config at "StepConfig" but this board does not support encoder feed back which is really important when comes to closed loop.
Some tips for you, do you know Grasshopper?, they build 3D brick wall which I was going to do but unfortunately I do not know much programing so need to buy the definitions for GH(grasshopper) which I have not yet decided.
I'm currently using Mach3 controller (PMDX 122 brakout board) it worked fine just need to setup the right pin config at "StepConfig" but this board does not support encoder feed back which is really important when comes to closed loop.
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