PlasmaC Fiber laser 1Kw head height control + auto focuas
i have big issue,,, but i dont know how to do itLooking good, did you try Qtvcp. I think that can be embedded similar to Gladevcp.
i will ask for a way for it in qtpyvcp forum
but i have another problem,.
in chinese laser controller there is good option
that make the machine draw the layout of the part... with laser guide beam on, (red pointer) it draw square where the part would be
this option is good when u want to cut part. on small sheet.. it help u to point the center point correctly
it helps to zero in on the center point . in more accurate way than we do in plasma ,.
whats best way to do such thing
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I am not sure about qtpyvcp but I think Qtvcp can (really confusing names)i have big issue,,, but i dont know how to do it
i will ask for a way for it in qtpyvcp forum
Not sure what you mean but some guys use laser crosshairs to touchoff their user coordinates:in chinese laser controller there is good option
that make the machine draw the layout of the part... with laser guide beam on, (red pointer) it draw square where the part would be
this option is good when u want to cut part. on small sheet.. it help u to point the center point correctly
it helps to zero in on the center point . in more accurate way than we do in plasma ,.
whats best way to do such thing
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasmac/38995-using-a...-code-plasmac-solved
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I am not sure about qtpyvcp but I think Qtvcp can (really confusing names)i have big issue,,, but i dont know how to do it
i will ask for a way for it in qtpyvcp forum
Not sure what you mean but some guys use laser crosshairs to touchoff their user coordinates:in chinese laser controller there is good option
that make the machine draw the layout of the part... with laser guide beam on, (red pointer) it draw square where the part would be
this option is good when u want to cut part. on small sheet.. it help u to point the center point correctly
it helps to zero in on the center point . in more accurate way than we do in plasma ,.
whats best way to do such thing
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasmac/38995-using-a...-code-plasmac-solved
no its not same,,
u can see it at the beginning in the video
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You could possibly have a gcode program that ran around the extremities without turning the spindle on. You would also need to turn the laser on seperately at a low level as well. That should do similar.
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That is what i do when working with tight material dimensions.
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Possibly, I'll take a look.Someone else asked me if we could do the same as Taloot's example. Is it possible for the filter to calculate max and min values for X & Y (or query Gremlin for them). Once you had those values, it would be easy to trace the extremeties.
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for scarp management
also for sheet alignment
it save time and money ..
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in real life this option is important ,,,,
for sheet alignment
I have some buttons that align a sheet. Not sure if its bug free yet.
Jog to back of sheet, align a laser pointer to left edge of sheet. press button.
Jog to front left corner of sheet, press button 2.
The sheet is rotated around the Z axis and machine touches off x & y on the corner.
Now if you jog back along the Y, both axes will move to follow the rotated material.
The next step would be to implement an edge sensor of some kind and find the edges automatically in a single operation.
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in real life this option is important ,,,,
for sheet alignment
I have some buttons that align a sheet. Not sure if its bug free yet.
Jog to back of sheet, align a laser pointer to left edge of sheet. press button.
Jog to front left corner of sheet, press button 2.
The sheet is rotated around the Z axis and machine touches off x & y on the corner.
Now if you jog back along the Y, both axes will move to follow the rotated material.
The next step would be to implement an edge sensor of some kind and find the edges automatically in a single operation.
Did someone say bugs?!
I have this thought back before my table existed and before I knew Plasmac existed. I think it's about the only thing that Plasmac doesnt do by default that I had on my "wish list" back then. Now that I have my table I'm not entirely sure it's strictly necessary, but it's fun to think about anyways.
I assume you're using a G10 rotation?
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