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6 years 9 months ago #156199
by aleksamc
Replied by aleksamc on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
What exactly do you need to write?
1) You need to make virtual model of your cnc machine and to adjust all axes.
2) You need to import (connect) your model to postprocessor and to modify post for your special cases.
Then your can work with it and to make G-codes.
Posts for mach3 also suitable.
1) You need to make virtual model of your cnc machine and to adjust all axes.
2) You need to import (connect) your model to postprocessor and to modify post for your special cases.
Then your can work with it and to make G-codes.
Posts for mach3 also suitable.
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6 years 9 months ago #156235
by bbsr_5a
Replied by bbsr_5a on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
this is Clear to me
But where is the File that holds the Connection to the Virtual STL files
i did not find any Machine in the Installation of Powermill
This is my Problem I got all Axis connected Parts Separated and Downgrated to get a Sharp clear
Machine Model
i did add the STL files here
if i setup a machine / RENAME from a Example it ads about 100files pmlet and a MDdata folder
there is a File that seams to hold the geometry as a XML but no guide or info on how this is syntaxed
THANK you for your help
If there where a Example im shure i coudt do it
and safe the School lots of money as they fine 1kEUR Post costs
But where is the File that holds the Connection to the Virtual STL files
i did not find any Machine in the Installation of Powermill
This is my Problem I got all Axis connected Parts Separated and Downgrated to get a Sharp clear
Machine Model
i did add the STL files here
if i setup a machine / RENAME from a Example it ads about 100files pmlet and a MDdata folder
there is a File that seams to hold the geometry as a XML but no guide or info on how this is syntaxed
THANK you for your help
If there where a Example im shure i coudt do it
and safe the School lots of money as they fine 1kEUR Post costs
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6 years 9 months ago #156268
by aleksamc
Replied by aleksamc on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
From your last messege I understood that you are know nothing about PowerMill post processors and their machines.
Also I know nothing about your problem and your machine, except that you need 5axis post.
Try to read PowerMill documentation to understend right way:
MTD user guide
Build Robot simulation in Powermill
PS
PowerMill doesn't work with stl-files, only *.dmt
Also I know nothing about your problem and your machine, except that you need 5axis post.
Try to read PowerMill documentation to understend right way:
MTD user guide
Build Robot simulation in Powermill
PS
PowerMill doesn't work with stl-files, only *.dmt
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6 years 8 months ago #156501
by bbsr_5a
Replied by bbsr_5a on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
Thank you Sir i will make DMT right away and start reading the guide
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6 years 7 months ago #160178
by bbsr_5a
Replied by bbsr_5a on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
Maknig progress as Corona timeout sets School off time 5 weeks lots of time to get Software setups
here is the image of powermill with the ,ashine flow
also added the DMT full file folder with the MTD file
The instruction sying you do not need a postprocessor but the NC out asks for the OPT Pmoptz File to be created
here is the image of powermill with the ,ashine flow
also added the DMT full file folder with the MTD file
The instruction sying you do not need a postprocessor but the NC out asks for the OPT Pmoptz File to be created
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6 years 7 months ago #161753
by aleksamc
Replied by aleksamc on topic Powermill LinuxCNC Post
Good job.
I didn't understand, Powermill doesn't need postprocessor?
I didn't understand, Powermill doesn't need postprocessor?
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