Hypersensing questions

rodw wrote: Phill, I would not recommend adding it to your Plasmac docs just yet. It is in the primer with complete worked example hal files.

Before it goes in plasmac docs, it really needs to have some sensitivity sliders in the GUI. Perhaps they could be hidden if not using it. But I need to work out the finer details when I revisit it.

Sorry I jumped the gun :blush:

Man, that seems like a great idea! I’ve seen similar before on some production table I can’t remember which one. You have my attention though, it’ll be a neat project!

The fun part will be trying to source a suitable cylinder down under.

phillc54 wrote:

Man, that seems like a great idea! I’ve seen similar before on some production table I can’t remember which one. You have my attention though, it’ll be a neat project!

The fun part will be trying to source a suitable cylinder down under.

I wish I could find the video/post of the production one I saw. I think the table was green, I swear someone posted it here...

So far I can buy one locally for AUD87 or wait up 17-52 days for one from China for AUD18

It doesn't seem like the local folk are thieves does it...

phillc54 wrote: So far I can buy one locally for AUD87 or wait up 17-52 days for one from China for AUD18

It doesn't seem like the local folk are thieves does it...

You guys need a McMaster Carr down under!

But yea I feel for you guys on getting parts, and apparently quality steel.

What about a solenoid instead of an air cylinder?

snowgoer540 wrote:

phillc54 wrote: So far I can buy one locally for AUD87 or wait up 17-52 days for one from China for AUD18

It doesn't seem like the local folk are thieves does it...

You guys need a McMaster Carr down under!

But yea I feel for you guys on getting parts, and apparently quality steel.

I think our steel is OK, it is Tom who has touble sourcing that.

What about a solenoid instead of an air cylinder?

After a bit of a look for a solenoid with a decent travel the AUD87 looks cheap