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Russian machine tool company that uses LinuxCNC with Probe Basic
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24 Oct 2024 10:42 - 24 Oct 2024 10:44 #313049
by MennilTossFlykune
Last edit: 24 Oct 2024 10:44 by MennilTossFlykune.
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24 Oct 2024 11:01 #313051
by Unlogic
Interesting, I wonder if they contribute anything back to the community.
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24 Oct 2024 11:48 #313058
by Aciera
Mind you there is a fair number of companies and individuals (even some that frequently ask for help on this forum) that make a living using LinuxCNC without giving anything back to the community. Just recently I came across a company in the US that sells Linuxcnc 2.6 (!) installed on a mediocre PC for 1200$.
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24 Oct 2024 16:02 #313103
by hairy
Tormach's PathPilot CNC controller software is built on top of LinuxCNC.
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24 Oct 2024 16:47 #313108
by Aciera
Tormach's PathPilot CNC controller software is built on top of LinuxCNC.
Yes and Tormach did actually contribute to the Linuxcnc source code some years ago.
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24 Oct 2024 17:26 #313116
by tommylight
Tormach's PathPilot CNC controller software is built on top of LinuxCNC.
Tormach also used Mesa boards for everything, they still do but i think they started making copies of them in some china factory, has to be confirmed though.
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A big china company that manufactures automation stuff like robotic paletizers use modified LinuxCNC with a simple GUI for a small touchscreen. I dived into the inner workings and sure there where the hal and the ini and examples, all from probably 5-7 years ago. Had very limited time so could not get more info.
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24 Oct 2024 22:46 #313164
by spumco
And there's this one:
www.apsx.com/apsx-nano-cnc-swiss-lathe
Nowhere do they explicitly mention LCNC. It runs on "ASPX CNC software."
And yet...
All the g-codes, M-codes, etc. are identical. Post processor is minor edit of the LCNC post.
Not sus at all.
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24 Oct 2024 23:05 #313167
by tommylight
From their PDF:
To set the speed of the spindle 0 to 1000 RPM, use M3 S1000 $0 (CW 1000RPM
for the main spindle) and to turn it off use M5 $0.
To set the speed of the spindle 1 to 10000 RPM, use M3 S10000 $1 (CW only) and
to turn it off use M5 $1.
And lower on that document, at the "plot tab" is Gremlin (the LinuxCNC visualization screen, not the small monsters from the movie
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Last page, board with parallel port, oh yes!
Still the price is not astronomical.
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