Open jorgerobles opened 7 years ago
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Fix missing features not yet ported from LW3 (catch up before we speed onward)
Probe and per axis homing is in work. ;)
Yay! Oh how i missed probing (;
Sidenote at some point we need to add Probe Diameter for XY probes (actual probe is at probepos - (probedia /2) since your probe is either an endmill or a ball probe, both of which has a diameter offsetting actual 0. Maybe even extend probe with a second menu 'probe and zero' that
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Probe and per axis homin is in work. ;)
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Cool feature. Probably shouldn't use recommend using an end mill as they actually aren't round. They have a 'wave' to them when looked at from the side. Below is a common 4 flute end-mill which shows the problem... But even worse are the 0-flute end mills used to cutting plastics, they aren't even flat on the bottom. A piece of drill rod will be much more accurate than an end-mill.
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Yay! Oh how i missed probing (;
Sidenote at some point we need to add Probe Diameter for XY probes (actual probe is at probepos - (probedia /2) since your probe is either an endmill or a ball probe, both of which has a diameter offsetting actual 0. Maybe even extend probe with a second menu 'probe and zero' that
- Probes (stops at end of probe)
- Sets Zero (but with half probe dia taken into account)
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Users which have reversing variable-speed spindles could run the mill in reverse at a low speed.
We could add 'probe diameter' in settings, and if the value is 0, use a popup to ask the user for the probe diameter after probe button click. Would that be ok?
Yip would be fine.
In terms of hardware precision etc as above, a) irrelevant to the software side of things. You make your probe run true, we'll send the commands. And b) remember generic approaches. Some people use endmill, others use dedicated probes. Some uses completely different things like probes mounted on the carriages. Irrelevant for our purpose, but it does need an offset from actual 0 to 'probed' trigger (;
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We could add 'probe diameter' in settings, and if the value is 0, use a popup to ask the user for the probe diameter after each button click. Would that be ok?
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Hello all @LaserWeb/devteam !
I think is time for a MidYear Recap of Laserweb4 status. I wish We could put what to be done in next efforts and maybe priorities. No pressure :D
Any issue should narrow use cases if possible (to check if are proven necessary or not like postprocessing)