Plasmac for glue dispenser machine.

Hello everybody!

I read about Plasmac and isnt clear to me the THC and Hypersensing.
I dont have Plasma machine and ill try to make one glue dispenser machine for engine cover head.
The engine cover head is made from casting mold, some engine cover head isnt leveled because the process of fabrication.

I tested the working process using one 3D printer (Prusa I3) and worked ok, just the height level was different from many samples (10 samples per model using 20 different models) was good just the height level difference is around 0.7 in some models...
I trying to have constant 0.5mm height level.

I wondering if is possible to attache the 24V plus side to the nozzle and the 24V minus to the table and use the THC to control the height of the machine.

Do you think its possible or to use the THC i need ARC start?

If someone is interested please take a look in the pictures one from small engine cover head and another from the nozzle type im looking to use.

That is a pretty interesting project you have there,

Why exactly do you want to use PlasmaC? Is it to do with how Phill has set up the tool library and cut parameters?

One thing worth trying would be to probe the surface at regular intervals and calculate the Z offset required before the glue run. There have been some examples shared about probing a surface in a grid on the forum and possibly in the wiki which could be adapted.

It seems doable, but as ROD mentioned, using THCAD for probing first.
You can also use a proximity sensor for probing as they can sense the material without actually touching it.
There is a component written by a member of this forum used for probing and levelling a 3D printer bed, that could be very useful, but i could not find it.

tommylight wrote: There is a component written by a member of this forum used for probing and levelling a 3D printer bed, that could be very useful, but i could not find it.

Thats what I meant... I'm not sure the THCAD is useful though as you don't have to deal with the electrical noise the THCAD was designed to handle.

I googled for real time and many different keys and i found rodw at CNCZone talking about he experience, when i saw you guys stuff i imagined the THC is a perfect match and i started read here, Plasmac section is very active in the forum, your stuff for example is very professional (im welder). I started follow you guys here in all section and you are very knowledgeable and is fellowship here between you guys!
I made some leak test machines for the engine head cover company at first using Arduino and the subsequent machines i used PLC’s because its a standard and everybody at the floor can maintenance.
I met the company owner at one beneficent event, i was making toys for kids using 6 Prusas and some stuff for visual deficients, i think he liked me and gave me a chance, because corona he asked if i can make something for the engine covers, he told to me about vision system and I prospect and its very expensive for me to give i try, i still have my welder job (plus electrician licensed now) and if things go ok I planning to quit and work selling this machines for example, one that get inside the car i go to the client and leave it there for one moth for testing...