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Dilan, if it's not 45 degrees - what is the resulting cone angle exactly? What is the deviation for other cone angles e.g. for 30 degrees?
Also, please post your Digital_Feed_7e2.ino
as a gist so that we could take a look at the code - https://gist.github.com/
Thank you.
hello Maxime I checked the angle it is 20 degrees instead of 45 degrees so indeed it is not good
https://gist.github.com/Dididu12/6d27bc34b5af3b8faead01b2d5c6ad23
Dilan, looks like you need to update the tables in your code as per tables.html
Here are the table values I got generated for your parameters:
const cone_info_type Cone_Info[] = {
{ 0, 6600, "45dg"},
{ 25, 3598, " KM0"}, // 1:19.212
{ 26, 4620, " KM1"}, // 1:20.047
{ 26, 4264, " KM2"}, // 1:20.02
{ 26, 2970, " KM3"}, // 1:19.922
{ 25, 4153, " KM4"}, // 1:19.254
{ 25, 826, " KM5"}, // 1:19.002
{ 25, 3176, " KM6"}, // 1:19.18
{ 5, 2800, " 1:4"}, // 1:4
{ 6, 6000, " 1:5"}, // 1:5
{ 9, 2400, " 1:7"}, // 1:7
{ 13, 2000, "1:10"}, // 1:10
{ 21, 1200, "1:16"}, // 1:16
{ 26, 4000, "1:20"}, // 1:20
{ 31, 6800, "1:24"}, // 1:24
{ 39, 6000, "1:30"}, // 1:30
{ 66, 0, "1:50"}, // 1:50
{ 12, 686, "7:64"}, // 7:64
{ 4, 6961, " 8dg"},
{ 3, 7430, "10dg"},
{ 2, 4632, "15dg"},
{ 1, 1432, "30dg"},
};
and
const thread_info_type Thread_Info[] = {
{ 12, 0, 3, 9600, "0.25mm", 0.250, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 10, 0, 3, 3000, "0.30mm", 0.300, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 8, 5714, 2, 8286, "0.35mm", 0.350, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 7, 5000, 2, 4750, "0.40mm", 0.400, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 6, 0, 1, 9800, "0.50mm", 0.500, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 5, 0, 1, 6500, "0.60mm", 0.600, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 4, 2857, 1, 4143, "0.70mm", 0.700, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 4, 0, 1, 3200, "0.75mm", 0.750, 5, " 750rpm"},
{ 3, 7500, 1, 2375, "0.80mm", 0.800, 5, " 700rpm"},
{ 3, 0, 0, 9900, "1.00mm", 1.000, 6, " 560rpm"},
{ 2, 4000, 0, 7920, "1.25mm", 1.250, 7, " 460rpm"},
{ 2, 0, 0, 6600, "1.50mm", 1.500, 7, " 380rpm"},
{ 1, 7143, 0, 5657, "1.75mm", 1.750, 8, " 320rpm"},
{ 1, 5000, 0, 4950, "2.00mm", 2.000, 9, " 280rpm"},
{ 1, 2000, 0, 3960, "2.50mm", 2.500, 11, " 220rpm"},
{ 1, 0, 0, 3300, "3.00mm", 3.000, 15, " 190rpm"},
{ 0, 7500, 0, 2475, "4.00mm", 4.000, 22, " 140rpm"},
{ 9, 4488, 3, 1181, "80tpi ", 0.318, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 8, 5039, 2, 8063, "72tpi ", 0.353, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 7, 5591, 2, 4945, "64tpi ", 0.397, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 7, 866, 2, 3386, "60tpi ", 0.423, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 6, 6142, 2, 1827, "56tpi ", 0.454, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 5, 6693, 1, 8709, "48tpi ", 0.529, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 5, 1969, 1, 7150, "44tpi ", 0.577, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 4, 7244, 1, 5591, "40tpi ", 0.635, 4, " 750rpm"},
{ 4, 2520, 1, 4031, "36tpi ", 0.706, 5, " 750rpm"},
{ 3, 7795, 1, 2472, "32tpi ", 0.794, 5, " 710rpm"},
{ 3, 3071, 1, 913, "28tpi ", 0.907, 5, " 650rpm"},
{ 3, 1890, 1, 524, "27tpi ", 0.941, 5, " 600rpm"},
{ 3, 709, 1, 134, "26tpi ", 0.977, 6, " 570rpm"},
{ 2, 8346, 0, 9354, "24tpi ", 1.058, 6, " 500rpm"},
{ 2, 5984, 0, 8575, "22tpi ", 1.155, 6, " 450rpm"},
{ 2, 3622, 0, 7795, "20tpi ", 1.270, 7, " 440rpm"},
{ 2, 2441, 0, 7406, "19tpi ", 1.337, 7, " 420rpm"},
{ 2, 1260, 0, 7016, "18tpi ", 1.411, 7, " 380rpm"},
{ 1, 8898, 0, 6236, "16tpi ", 1.587, 8, " 350rpm"},
{ 1, 6535, 0, 5457, "14tpi ", 1.814, 9, " 320rpm"},
{ 1, 4173, 0, 4677, "12tpi ", 2.117, 10, " 270rpm"},
{ 1, 1811, 0, 3898, "10tpi ", 2.540, 11, " 220rpm"},
{ 1, 630, 0, 3508, " 9tpi ", 2.822, 14, " 190rpm"},
{ 0, 9449, 0, 3118, " 8tpi ", 3.175, 16, " 170rpm"},
{ 0, 8268, 0, 2728, " 7tpi ", 3.629, 19, " 150rpm"},
{ 0, 7087, 0, 2339, " 6tpi ", 4.233, 24, " 140rpm"},
};
THANK YOU VERY MUCH I ENTER THE PARAMETERS AND I TELL YOU IF IT CORRESPOND!!!
well I have just done the test I am at 35° for 45° on the arduino there is 10° difference I do not know why
Dilan, can you please post another gist with your current Digital_Feed_7e2.ino
? https://gist.github.com/ - thank you.
Dilan, most likely there's a problem with cross-slide lead screw settings e.g. you've specified it as having 1mm pitch but it's actually 1.25mm. Try using Feed mm/min
at 50
and see if your cross-slide actually moves 50 mm within 60 seconds?
I just did the 50mm/minute test on the stopwatch set to 1min so it's 57 seconds for 50mm/min 3 seconds away
Here are the values I'm setting in tables.html based on your hardware parameters:
I'm looking at the tables you posted in https://gist.github.com/Dididu12/c48915304ff0e5e1392b54baaea7925d and they don't match what I see in http://kachurovskiy.com/megaels/Digital_Feed_7e2/tables.html
You need to paste const cone_info_type Cone_Info[] = ...
and const thread_info_type Thread_Info[] = ...
code blobs from tables.html
into your code. Did you do that? Thank you.
yes i did as you said thank you My x axis is 1mm as the picture shows as there is the reduction you told me to put 0.33 in HTML that's what I did
HELLO MAXIME WHAT I NEED TO DO TO RECOVER THE 3 SECONDS OF THE X AXIS. IT IS GOING FASTER THAN IT SHOULD THANK YOU
Dilan, I've realized my mistake, you've correctly used 0.33 as your X axis pitch in tables.html calculation and the code you shared in https://gist.github.com/Dididu12/c48915304ff0e5e1392b54baaea7925d looks good.
With regards to the 3 seconds problem during the Feed mm/min
mode, I think it's not precise enough for us to draw conclusions. Let's try something else: use the MPG wheel to move the X or Z axis a set distance.
Respective axis should move by 1mm. Try doing this several times for each axis and see if there's a consistent problem for Z or X.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/517919/162625971-53bce4ae-0b3b-404e-a04d-fef5175db8a8.mp4
If the problem is there (axis moves too little or too much), try adjusting the respective pitch (200 or 33) up or down until it's fixed?
ok thank you for the explanation it and very clear thank you I try this method 👍🏼💪
hello I did as you said and everything and ok the two x and z axes are fine at 1.mm 2.mm ect by turning the wheel 100clic but it still can't get me the 45dg look at the photo 1
Which line of code should I modify if you told me the respective step
Dilan, looks like it's a common problem, I just tried turning 45 degrees and here's what I got:
oh yes indeed there is something to do to fix it?and I am making a pulley but there is not the angle I want it is possible in added??
Hello Maxime, did you find a solution to the problem? ? Is it possible to add different angle degrees I was wondering if it is possible and how to do it thanks
Dilan, sorry for being slow here, I don't have a solution yet, maybe worth looking into the original https://github.com/kachurovskiy/megaels/raw/a729a16273ba023c915f1070309def422d8849c0/Digital_Feed_7e2/!_Calc_v7e.xls formula for the cone table and see if I messed up some logic in tables.html
? Sorry, I don't have the energy for this at the moment.
Salut Maxime quoi que je fasse en rajoutant des angle au delà de 45° il me fait toujours un 34°
Dilan, let's try setting the "X axis pitch in mm" higher in http://kachurovskiy.com/megaels/Digital_Feed_7e2/tables.html than it really is - e.g. multiply it by 45/34=1.32 - to generate an adjusted cone_info_type
table and see if this helps to fix all cones?
Tried adjusting "X axis pitch in mm" up and down and it didn't affect the 45 degree results significantly. My next theory is that "45dg" is broken because it's the only cone that has "0" in the leftmost column.
Testing if other angles are cut correctly. Dilan, did you test them - e.g. 30 degrees?
Tried 30 degree cone and it was cut spot-on with a normal cone table from http://kachurovskiy.com/megaels/Digital_Feed_7e2/tables.html
Looks like only 45 degree cone is affected
.
A OUI EFECTIVEMENT LE CONE DE 45° DECONNE MAIS PAS LES AUTRES JE TROUVE SA VRAIMENT BIZARRE JE VAIS TESTER POUR VOIR SI CELA CHANGE POUR MOI
Hello guys.
First I want to thank Maxim. The PCB was amazing and made the assembly a lot easier. If it weren't for its modification, I wouldn't have the courage to start assembling the ELS.
As for the 45º cone, I was able to successfully cut.
I've been reading on the Russian forum and from what I understand, the results of the table of threads and cones (first column) cannot be less than 1 or greater than 255.
The coefficient would be something like: 0 = does not work 1 = Goes bad 2 = It's good 3 or more = perfect
I don't know if that would be the cause. My lathe is a FortG FG0001 (Brazilian version of CJ0618). I'm currently using the following settings:
https://gist.github.com/bhvictor/e3024ea78c232ace8bd7e0455fb372f2
This week I'm going to test a 2500 PPR encoder to increase the coefficient on screws with a pitch greater than 1.00mm. With current 600 PPR I get a coefficient above 3 only up to 0.75mm pitch.
Salut @kachurovskiy @vdstecnoclogia avez vous vue la version améliorée du chip maker ru
https://www.chipmaker.ru/files/file/17341/
Et t'il possible de rajouter des donné au code qu'on a déjà. merci les gars moi je ne connais pas grand chose Il y a des passes de finition plein de nouvelles choses qu'on a pas sur nos trucs 😅
Dilan, looks like https://www.chipmaker.ru/files/file/17341/ should be compatible with our hardware. You should be able to simply upload that sketch to your Arduino Mega after copying over your parameters (encoder pulse count, stepper settings, cone and thread tables).
@bhvictor thank you for sharing that, it does sound like I just need to increase Z steps to 1600 and that would get rid of the leading 0 in the Cone_Info
table solving the 45dg
problem - thank you.
hello @kachurovskiy it is possible to set the axis driver z to on 1600step/rev and also add in the arduino code to fix the 45° cone problem??
Dilan, yes, that's the theory - change McSTEP_Z
from 4 to 8 - so that you would get 1 instead of 0 in the cone table - and regenerate Cone_Info
and Thread_Info
.
Also, very important, don't forget to actually change the steps on the driver to 1600 :) Fixed the problem for me:
1- @kachurovskiy hi why did i set x driver to 1200 should i do the same??otherwise great to have managed to find the problem
2- I want to share with you the code that contains the update that I translated into French how do you share it thank you?
I have 400 steps on x driver and 3x reduction with 1.25 lead screw, so instead of dividing 1.25 by 3 I decided to multiply 400 by 3 - hence 1200 steps :)
@kachurovskiy my cross axis and 1mm screw I don't really understand the calculation I also have the X3 reduction and I'm also set to 400 for xdriver
So what parameters should I have thank you
Dilan, you'd want to set "X driver steps" = 1200 and "X axis pitch" = 1
@kachurovskiy actuellement on avait mis dans table HTML 0.33 pour la réduction de l'axe x et non 1mm ??
Since you have 3x reduction, we have 2 options - divide pitch by 3 or multiply X steps by 3.
Dividing pitch introduces 1% error since 0.33*3 = 0.99 and not 1.00.
So, using 1200 steps and 1mm pitch is suggested :)
Ok merci beaucoup j'essaie sa !👍🏼
@kachurovskiy Salut donc je met comme sur la photo ??
@kachurovskiy avez vous une photo de réglage de vos driver et un photo de votre réglage sur Arduino merci
@kachurovskiy cela ne fonctionne pas pour moi ou alors j'ai fait une fausse manip
Dilan, here are my Arduino settings:
#define ENC_LINE_PER_REV 600 // Encoder lines per 1 spindle turn
#define MOTOR_Z_STEP_PER_REV 200 // Z motor steps (leadscrew) - almost always 200, microsteps configured below
#define SCREW_Z 200 // Z (leadscrew) pitch, in hundreds of a mm
#define McSTEP_Z 8 // Z driver microsteps (400 steps = 2, 800 steps = 4, etc)
#define Z_INVERT // Comment this line if Z motor is connected directly to the lead screw, uncomment if via belt
// #define Z_ENA_INVERT // Comment/uncomment this line if Z motor is getting disabled when it should be enabled
#define MOTOR_X_STEP_PER_REV 200 // X motor steps (cross-slide) - almost always 200, microsteps configured below
#define SCREW_X 125 // X (cross-slide) pitch, in hundreds of a mm
#define REBOUND_X 200 // X backlash in microsteps
#define REBOUND_Z 200 // Z backlash in microsteps
#define McSTEP_X 6 // Z driver microsteps (400 steps = 2, 800 steps = 4, etc)
//
#define THRD_ACCEL 25 // К.деления с которого будем ускоряться на Резьбах, Accel+Ks должен быть < 255
#define FEED_ACCEL 3 // Жесткость разгона на подачах, бОльше значение - короче разгон.
//
#define MIN_FEED 2 // Min feed in 0.01mm. 2 = 0.02mm
#define MAX_FEED 20 // Max feed in 0.01mm. 20 = 0.20mm
#define MIN_aFEED 20 // Min feed in mm/min. 20 = 20mm/min
#define MAX_aFEED 400 // Max feed in mm/min. 400 = 400mm/min
// Rapid feed
#define MAX_RAPID_MOTION 25 // Smaller - faster //16000000/32/((25+1)*2)/800*60=721rpm
#define MIN_RAPID_MOTION (MAX_RAPID_MOTION + 150) // Bigger - slower, max 255 //16000000/32/((150+25+1)*2)/800*60=107rpm
#define REPEAt (McSTEP_Z * 1) // Repeats for full speed within one step
// Acceleration duration = 150/2*REPEAT(4)/Microstep(4) = 75 full steps for acceleration
// Manual pulse generator (100 lines)
#define HC_SCALE_1 1 // 1-e положение, масштаб = 1сотка/тик = 1мм/оборот
#define HC_SCALE_10 10 // 2-e положение, масштаб = 10соток/тик = 10мм/оборот
#define HC_START_SPEED_1 250 // старт РГИ, 250000/(250+1)/800*60/2 = 37rpm
#define HC_MAX_SPEED_1 150 // максимум скорости РГИ, 250000/(150+1)/800*60/2 = 62rpm
#define HC_START_SPEED_10 150 // старт РГИ, 250000/(150+1)/800*60/2 = 62rpm
#define HC_MAX_SPEED_10 23 // максимум скорости РГИ, 250000/(23+1)/800*60/2 = 391rpm
#define HC_X_DIR 0 // 1-CW, 0-CCW
Drivers - top one is cross-slide, bottom one is leadscrew.
What exactly doesn't work?
J'essaie les même réglage et je te dit si sa marche j'espère qu'on i arriveras un jour on est pas très loin du but 😅
Et après quel réglage a tu mis sur HTML
Bon sayer j'ai réussi enfin pars contre le moteur de l'axe croisé x vibre énormément
L'axe x déconne pour les filetage il perd des pas je croit qui i a un réglage pour sa non ??
C'est le seul problème que j'ai vu sinon impecc
Dilan, sorry, don't remember how we resolved this topic but I think your project is successfully completed by now :) Let us know if you have any tips and tricks to share. Thanks!
hello to all I have a small problem with the cone option for example when I want to make a 45 degree cone it is not 45 degrees however the cross carriage moves well 50 m minutes as well as the z axis everything is well entered in the code as it should be my screw of the crossed axis is 1 mm the screw of the z axis is 2 mm the cross axis driver is set to 400 the z axis driver is set to 800 I have a gear ratio on the cross axis of 3:1. I find that on the automatic threading mode it takes form big passes
Again sorry for the translation if it is not good I do with Google 😉 thank you