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6 years 8 months ago #157655
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Use the code embed. the button with <> on it..
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pbreed wrote: Boy that format sure got butchered in posting...
Use the code embed. the button with <> on it..
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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #157676
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Some of the major machine tool manufacturer use a setup like this to feed the main tool magazine for a multi pallet system.
I think makino makes one
I think makino makes one
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6 years 8 months ago #157690
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Use the code html tag from the menu icons. if it is too long wrap it with the spoiler tag
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pbreed wrote: Boy that format sure got butchered in posting...
Use the code html tag from the menu icons. if it is too long wrap it with the spoiler tag
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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #157922
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Replied by pbreed on topic A tool changer a differnt way...
Here are the robot files...
Again these were written for my one one off use and are not up to the standards I would usually reserve for code.
The paul.py is my pythong code that starts and runs the robot.
api.py is moy modified version of the donra.ai api.py
The two stl files are the left and right gripper for the iso-20 toolholder.
Both printed on a form 2
Again these were written for my one one off use and are not up to the standards I would usually reserve for code.
The paul.py is my pythong code that starts and runs the robot.
api.py is moy modified version of the donra.ai api.py
The two stl files are the left and right gripper for the iso-20 toolholder.
Both printed on a form 2
Last edit: 6 years 8 months ago by pbreed.
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6 years 8 months ago #157923
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Here are the modificatiosn I made to pathpilot v2.4.1
I modified two files...
remap.py and tormach_toolchange.ngc
My guess is these are probably more useful because one could use the simple modifications I made here and adapt them to any toolchanger scheme of any kind.
I modified two files...
remap.py and tormach_toolchange.ngc
My guess is these are probably more useful because one could use the simple modifications I made here and adapt them to any toolchanger scheme of any kind.
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6 years 7 months ago #159622
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I've been using it a bit...
I now have the robot setup to do the right thing if its loading or unloading a tool not in the robots perview. (T>15)
Here are the modifications to the Tormach code for this.
The number 15 is hard coded ... iif any tool is over 15 it sends 0 for the tool number to the robot...
And it uses the prompting code in the ngc file to prompt the user to insert or remove the aproriate tool.
I now have the robot setup to do the right thing if its loading or unloading a tool not in the robots perview. (T>15)
Here are the modifications to the Tormach code for this.
The number 15 is hard coded ... iif any tool is over 15 it sends 0 for the tool number to the robot...
And it uses the prompting code in the ngc file to prompt the user to insert or remove the aproriate tool.
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