Help with Mesa card seletion
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08 Sep 2016 19:04 #80241
by Mike VT
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Yep, the tool mark will happen. Mostly I want the Pause to work while doing the first part test runs. I like to pause it short of the end of each move just to get an eyeball on it. Mainly, just recheck the distance to go and make sure I haven't completely goofed my program. Of course I could have just kept everything at a crawl to avoid the crash but what fun is that. Also, once I figured out that it can completely loose the tool path and randomly ruin parts and cutters (and maybe me), thats how I got here.
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08 Sep 2016 19:53 #80244
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As bad as you make it sound it is a wonder anyone bothers with Mach at all. I never tried it myself. Lucky for me Mach wasn't compatible with the hardware on my first Linuxcnc project!
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08 Sep 2016 19:57 #80246
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Mach forums are probably full of folk saying "I tried LinuxCNC, but it was awful, it's so complicated and they expect you to know all about computers and machine tools and stuff"
100,000 users and 10,000 paid-for licenses can't be all wrong. (numbers made up)
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As bad as you make it sound it is a wonder anyone bothers with Mach at all.
Mach forums are probably full of folk saying "I tried LinuxCNC, but it was awful, it's so complicated and they expect you to know all about computers and machine tools and stuff"
100,000 users and 10,000 paid-for licenses can't be all wrong. (numbers made up)
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08 Sep 2016 20:45 #80249
by Mike VT
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It most certainly is as bad as it sounds. If there had been anything spelling this issue out up front, not a chance I would have went with Mach. I'm sure I'm in for a ride learning LinuxCnc but if the machine is safe and predictable, I'm up to it. One of the reasons I spelled out my experience was specifically that others may see it and make an informed decision.
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09 Sep 2016 02:39 #80251
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You will be very happy with feed hold. it is instant (as fast as the machine can de-accelerate.) Takes off right where it left off.
that being said - I don't use feed hold anymore. Since we hooked up maximum velocity to the jog wheel.
It lets you sneak up on a part (caps the maximum feed of a program - not scaling like feed override).
that being said - I don't use feed hold anymore. Since we hooked up maximum velocity to the jog wheel.
It lets you sneak up on a part (caps the maximum feed of a program - not scaling like feed override).
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12 Sep 2016 15:17 #80365
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Yes, but we don't know the time to stop, we know the velocity and acceleration and want the distance, so I used:
v^2 =u^2 + 2as as my starting point. (or x = (v^2)/2a if you prefer)
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Could you clarify. I thought velocity/acc=Time
Then X=V*t+1/2a*t^2.
Yes, but we don't know the time to stop, we know the velocity and acceleration and want the distance, so I used:
v^2 =u^2 + 2as as my starting point. (or x = (v^2)/2a if you prefer)
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12 Sep 2016 17:21 #80370
by Mike VT
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Wow, my math skills are very rusty. Took a few trys but I see your numbers are correct. Thanks
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