Kinematics for XYZAB mill
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30 Nov 2022 21:51 #258161
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So still working through the XYZAC example, when we get to equation 11, thrry say divide the first row by the second is that as simple as:
KZ/KY = (SC . SA)/(CC . SA) ?
If so that becomes
KX/KY = SC/CC
KX/KY = Cotan(C) = 1/Tan(C)
Tan(C) = KY/KX
I get a bit lost from there
but:
C = Arctan(KY/KX) but to keep computers happy, I think that becomes
C = atan2(KY,KX) which is the wrong order to the solution and missing the -1 indice
I just need to understand this to move forward
Also, I'm pretty sure both the A and B axis need the negatives in their respective matrices. Is that right?
KZ/KY = (SC . SA)/(CC . SA) ?
If so that becomes
KX/KY = SC/CC
KX/KY = Cotan(C) = 1/Tan(C)
Tan(C) = KY/KX
I get a bit lost from there
but:
C = Arctan(KY/KX) but to keep computers happy, I think that becomes
C = atan2(KY,KX) which is the wrong order to the solution and missing the -1 indice
I just need to understand this to move forward
Also, I'm pretty sure both the A and B axis need the negatives in their respective matrices. Is that right?
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01 Dec 2022 05:48 #258191
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Ok moving right along, I realised equations 10 & 11 are not required as we are building a machine, not a CAM system.
I'm ok with equations 12, 13 and 14.
So onto the Inverse transformation:
which brings me to Equations 15 & 16
I don't understand wher the Matrix R is coming from
I can kinda see that some of it is coming from the inversion of 13, but I don't understand the right column
So any pointers would be appreciated.
I'm ok with equations 12, 13 and 14.
So onto the Inverse transformation:
which brings me to Equations 15 & 16
I don't understand wher the Matrix R is coming from
I can kinda see that some of it is coming from the inversion of 13, but I don't understand the right column
So any pointers would be appreciated.
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01 Dec 2022 07:23 - 01 Dec 2022 07:25 #258192
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Matrix 'R' is the rotation part of our transformation matrix 'A'. For a rotation in 3 dimensions a 3x3 matrix 'R' is required our transformation matrices are 4x4 because they also contain a column for the translation vector 'q'.
Have a look at the linked site in edit2 of my post:
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...mill?start=20#258104
Have a look at the linked site in edit2 of my post:
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...mill?start=20#258104
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01 Dec 2022 13:43 #258209
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Hello everyone, Rod has helped me out in the past with some things so I thought I would take a crack at this.
I think I have done the matrix work (it has been a while and I had to blow the cobwebs out, but I got there) but I am not confident with my breakdown of the tool position vector into the matrix and vector. I have done it, but I would really appreciate if someone else could cross check it for me.
Attached is a PDF with my workflow, following the same workflow as described here linuxcnc.org/docs/html/motion/5-axis-kinematics.html
If there is something wrong, please let me know, this is something I'm looking at doing myself in the near future.
I think I have done the matrix work (it has been a while and I had to blow the cobwebs out, but I got there) but I am not confident with my breakdown of the tool position vector into the matrix and vector. I have done it, but I would really appreciate if someone else could cross check it for me.
Attached is a PDF with my workflow, following the same workflow as described here linuxcnc.org/docs/html/motion/5-axis-kinematics.html
If there is something wrong, please let me know, this is something I'm looking at doing myself in the near future.
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01 Dec 2022 18:04 #258239
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Cool, thanks.
Here is my attempt, looks like we disagree regarding a few signs but I've run out of time.
Here is my attempt, looks like we disagree regarding a few signs but I've run out of time.
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01 Dec 2022 19:14 #258249
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Wow guys, Thanks so much! Its amazing to have two experts helping me out.
I'm not showing my results from last night just yet!
The matter of the signs is discussed in the PDF paper linked earlier at the top of page 5.
I thought that the B axis and the workpiece were on opposite faces of the work pieces so they were mirror images of each other which meant signs needed to be inverted in the matrix showing the rotation around B
It would be great to get agreement on that point as its cruicial to the model!
Aciera, it was great to see youe workings of the matrix multiplication as I spend a good hour or 2 learning how it should be done. The method I chose was slightly different and I went off the rails somewhere.
The only comment I would make is it would be great for completeness to add the forward kinematics formulas in the form used in (14)
These are not quoted in the example with offsets. This would provide a full worked example for anybody else who comes along.
Guys, this is amazing work from you both! I'm very grateful! Looks like its almost time to do some C code and build some STL's
I'm not showing my results from last night just yet!
The matter of the signs is discussed in the PDF paper linked earlier at the top of page 5.
I thought that the B axis and the workpiece were on opposite faces of the work pieces so they were mirror images of each other which meant signs needed to be inverted in the matrix showing the rotation around B
It would be great to get agreement on that point as its cruicial to the model!
Aciera, it was great to see youe workings of the matrix multiplication as I spend a good hour or 2 learning how it should be done. The method I chose was slightly different and I went off the rails somewhere.
The only comment I would make is it would be great for completeness to add the forward kinematics formulas in the form used in (14)
These are not quoted in the example with offsets. This would provide a full worked example for anybody else who comes along.
Guys, this is amazing work from you both! I'm very grateful! Looks like its almost time to do some C code and build some STL's
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02 Dec 2022 01:53 #258283
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Thanks for the feedback Aciera! First things first, you certainly win on the style points with the embedded pdf and actually using superscripts, numbering your equations etc
Secondly, I'm glad that we are largely in agreement with the structure of the solutions, just disagreeing on signs. It means that the old eng maths hasn't let me down too much.
Onto the disagreements in our solutions:
1) I 100% forgot to multiply my Rtq by (-1) during the inverse transformation. so that is missing from my solution.
2) We have the same solution until eqn(25) in your solution. Slightly different structure: you use Ca(Py-Dy) and I use -Ca(Dy-Py) but they are equivalent. From there we diverge onto the transformation to eqn(26). The only difference seems to be at row 2 col 3.
I'm trying to work through that at the moment, but I have to head out and be and adult for a while. I'll get back into it tonight.
Secondly, I'm glad that we are largely in agreement with the structure of the solutions, just disagreeing on signs. It means that the old eng maths hasn't let me down too much.
Onto the disagreements in our solutions:
1) I 100% forgot to multiply my Rtq by (-1) during the inverse transformation. so that is missing from my solution.
2) We have the same solution until eqn(25) in your solution. Slightly different structure: you use Ca(Py-Dy) and I use -Ca(Dy-Py) but they are equivalent. From there we diverge onto the transformation to eqn(26). The only difference seems to be at row 2 col 3.
I'm trying to work through that at the moment, but I have to head out and be and adult for a while. I'll get back into it tonight.
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02 Dec 2022 08:35 - 02 Dec 2022 08:42 #258303
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Thanks for the flowers on the style. I try to think like a designer: The solution might be wrong but at least it looks right.
Anyway I took a stab at reconciling our solutions and I may have found a little contradiction in your write up. Would be great if you could look that over and see what you think:
Rod, once we're sure that the math is correct and the kinematic works I can go over the document again. No problem.
Anyway I took a stab at reconciling our solutions and I may have found a little contradiction in your write up. Would be great if you could look that over and see what you think:
Rod, once we're sure that the math is correct and the kinematic works I can go over the document again. No problem.
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02 Dec 2022 10:30 #258307
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I must say I was impressed too! In fact, I watched a relevant video today
Yeh, that will be great. Its awesome to have some cross checks! It confirms the power of open source!
Also great to see you guys are both on the same track.
I should have some STL's of a real machine in a few days. So I will turn my attention to the C code. There is existing switchable kinematics for XYZBC and XYZAC so I'd like to extend that for our XYZAB model in the core code.
I might ask questions on the other thread about 5 axis I linked to earler. I know the right people are watching there. I might link them to this thread.
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Thanks for the flowers on the style. I try to think like a designer: The solution might be wrong but at least it looks right.
I must say I was impressed too! In fact, I watched a relevant video today
Rod, once we're sure that the math is correct and the kinematic works I can go over the document again. No problem.
Yeh, that will be great. Its awesome to have some cross checks! It confirms the power of open source!
Also great to see you guys are both on the same track.
I should have some STL's of a real machine in a few days. So I will turn my attention to the C code. There is existing switchable kinematics for XYZBC and XYZAC so I'd like to extend that for our XYZAB model in the core code.
I might ask questions on the other thread about 5 axis I linked to earler. I know the right people are watching there. I might link them to this thread.
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02 Dec 2022 12:40 - 02 Dec 2022 12:50 #258311
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> There is existing switchable kinematics for XYZBC and XYZAC
For custom kinematics, using a .comp file is a much simpler method:
1) no makefile updates needed
2) build with halcompile
3) user-installable
For simple cases see src/hal/components/userkins.comp
For cases requiring switchable kinematics, see
src/hal/components/millturn.comp
Refs:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...onents/userkins.comp
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...onents/millturn.comp
Man pages:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man9/userkins.9.html
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man9/millturn.9.html
Example usage (switchable kinematics):
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/master...xis/vismach/millturn
For custom kinematics, using a .comp file is a much simpler method:
1) no makefile updates needed
2) build with halcompile
3) user-installable
For simple cases see src/hal/components/userkins.comp
For cases requiring switchable kinematics, see
src/hal/components/millturn.comp
Refs:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...onents/userkins.comp
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...onents/millturn.comp
Man pages:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man9/userkins.9.html
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man9/millturn.9.html
Example usage (switchable kinematics):
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/master...xis/vismach/millturn
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