Kinematic model for a 5axis mill with universal (nutating) head

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17 Mar 2024 13:42 #296138 by sunrui
[附件=60224]1.jpg[/attachment]这个错误需要修改某些文件吗?
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17 Mar 2024 13:59 #296139 by Aciera
Please repost your question.

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18 Mar 2024 13:15 #296191 by sunrui
There are errors in opening the profile and I m a novice don t know how to handle it.
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18 Mar 2024 13:18 #296192 by sunrui
This is an engraving machine I made, which can now implement RTCP, but the tilt surface function is not yet possible.
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18 Mar 2024 13:55 #296203 by Aciera
The kinematics in this thread is for head-head rotation. Your machine is a table-table rotation type.
I suggest looking at the simulation configurations found in the 'configs/sim/axis/vismach/5axis/table-rotary-tilting/' folder. Most likely the 'xyzbc-trt' configuration will fit your machine.

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19 Mar 2024 12:32 #296317 by sunrui
This is my profile BC table structure.I tried to add functionality but there are always some errors.Can you help me to add the function of tilt surface on this basis? Thank you very much!
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19 Mar 2024 15:14 #296326 by Aciera
The Tilted Work Plane feature I implemented is for kinematics with tool side rotation only. For machines with work side rotation, like yours, prismatic machining is much easier since the XYZ linear axes are always aligned with the tool, so all you need is trivial kinematics to orient the work and do the machining.
So implementing Tilted Work Plane for work side rotation would actually be easier but it is unfortunately not covered by what I did.

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21 Mar 2024 13:20 #296467 by sunrui
Thank you very much, finished the assembly of the mechanical part yesterday, and the system part slowly.

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