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What new CAM to learn for writing postprocessors for robots and 5 axis milling
8 years 4 months ago #112093
by Marcodi
What new CAM to learn for writing postprocessors for robots and 5 axis milling was created by Marcodi
Hello,
I have an important choice to make. Up until now i have been working with solidcam ( past 4 years ). I know this program quite well.
Now i want to shift to the use of robots and i need to make a choice for a new cam program and postprocessor building as solidcam is not really the ideal program for this.
What would you guys suggest? I have been looking at Mastercam and than one of their 3rd party programs for robots or Sprutcam, they have a robot module in there.
If someone is proficient in any of these programs and is willing to provide me training in its working, i would be appreciating it very much. I have travelled before for training purposes ( learning how linuxCNC worked in Hungary, it was a very nice experience and we both still work together on projects )
Regards,
Stephane
I have an important choice to make. Up until now i have been working with solidcam ( past 4 years ). I know this program quite well.
Now i want to shift to the use of robots and i need to make a choice for a new cam program and postprocessor building as solidcam is not really the ideal program for this.
What would you guys suggest? I have been looking at Mastercam and than one of their 3rd party programs for robots or Sprutcam, they have a robot module in there.
If someone is proficient in any of these programs and is willing to provide me training in its working, i would be appreciating it very much. I have travelled before for training purposes ( learning how linuxCNC worked in Hungary, it was a very nice experience and we both still work together on projects )
Regards,
Stephane
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8 years 4 months ago #112111
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic What new CAM to learn for writing postprocessors for robots and 5 axis milling
If your CAM can output 5-axis G-code (XYZ AB) in a tool-point-centred coordinate system then t shouldn't matter that the machine making the moves is a robot.
The robot kinematics can be done in LinuxCNC. (So the CAM software doesn't need to know).
So, perhaps you can stick with the software you know.
The robot kinematics can be done in LinuxCNC. (So the CAM software doesn't need to know).
So, perhaps you can stick with the software you know.
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