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Possible to automatically compensate for irreguarities on the XY plane?
04 Oct 2023 12:19 #282279
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Possible to automatically compensate for irreguarities on the XY plane?
@ andy
Just out of interest:
I guess this would not be enough to pass 10'000 Z values (even if we could somehow use the array position to represent the xy position)?
On the other hand 'classicladder' seems to manage to load fairly substantial 'clp' files. But I assume that is not kept in shared memory?
Just out of interest:
it would not be too unmanageable to pass a set of XYZ probe points in as a parameter array (max 4096 characters)
I guess this would not be enough to pass 10'000 Z values (even if we could somehow use the array position to represent the xy position)?
On the other hand 'classicladder' seems to manage to load fairly substantial 'clp' files. But I assume that is not kept in shared memory?
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04 Oct 2023 14:47 #282290
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Possible to automatically compensate for irreguarities on the XY plane?
I think that the trick would be to load a C strict with the X and Y axis breakpoints and an array of Z heights.
If you were probing a part for engraving then the X breakpoints might be
0, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 400
2D interpolation of such a map is something that vehicle ECUs do millions of times a second, and it's pretty simple code.
So the realtime part is simple.
If you were probing a part for engraving then the X breakpoints might be
0, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 400
2D interpolation of such a map is something that vehicle ECUs do millions of times a second, and it's pretty simple code.
So the realtime part is simple.
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04 Oct 2023 20:44 - 04 Oct 2023 20:46 #282311
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Possible to automatically compensate for irreguarities on the XY plane?
Is this similar to 3D printing bed mesh?
There is something like that done here, one for circuit boards, the other for printers.
Sorry, no time to find those.
Edit:
search google with something like
bed leveling site:linuxcnc.org
or
bed compensation site:linuxcnc.org
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There is something like that done here, one for circuit boards, the other for printers.
Sorry, no time to find those.
Edit:
search google with something like
bed leveling site:linuxcnc.org
or
bed compensation site:linuxcnc.org
This shows results only from this forum and LinuxCNC website and wiki.
Last edit: 04 Oct 2023 20:46 by tommylight. Reason: more info
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05 Oct 2023 17:01 #282382
by pommen
Replied by pommen on topic Possible to automatically compensate for irreguarities on the XY plane?
I used an autoleveller quite alot for PCB engraving before i found out that JLCPCB and the like are costing almost nothing. www.autoleveller.co.uk/It changes the Gcode file to first probe in a grid, saving those values as variable accessible to gcode. then offsets the Z by that amount at the correct coordinates.Attached is a sample file from the website modified by the app.Is this similar to 3D printing bed mesh?There is something like that done here, one for circuit boards, the other for printers.Sorry, no time to find those.Edit:search google with something likebed leveling site:linuxcnc.orgorbed compensation site:linuxcnc.orgThis shows results only from this forum and LinuxCNC website and wiki.
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