It may be a bit premature for this to be included as I haven't used it on a plasma table yet and I don't know if anyone else has used it either.
I am not sure how much longer before I get my table built.
I am reasonably confident of the operation with all the sim testing I have done but only real world testing will confirm this.
As Rod pointed out in an earlier post the kerf crossing is probably a bit too simplistic but I cannot do much with this until I get my finger out and finish my table.
Cheers, Phill.
Hi
I have the Hypertherm RS485 python component it has been working good for a long time, unfortunately, I can't post now because I'm far away from the machine but I will do in this week.
I agree PLASMAC component should be included in the LinuxCNC code, I have a very similar one working, so I can test it in a real machine and let you know the results.
tommylight wrote:
@Philc
What would you need to get the machine working ?
I have all the components required so it is just a matter of finding time at the moment.
I retired in June and expected to have plenty of time to do whatever I wanted but that doesn't seem to be the case...
