Posts by vvelikov
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Good!
show us some action
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happytriger2000: to do the code for you i will need to know more about your tooling - what size router bit you have/want to use for this foam and also some info about the tool holder to prevent it touching the part.
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Potis: here is the file:
I am not sure what is the real size of the Head (it should be about 300mm in height), so check it in your software and change it if needed.
RAS-Skordos GR:
I would do a model like this one in separate pieces... but for the testing it is not needed to do it with that level of detail may be.
I am attaching the last model i did in MDF -
It is done in Zbrush - i am learning it. Took me about four hours to do it - still not complete.
I can try to do this for you in Sprutcam?
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Yes - it is my model... i can add a torso if you want. Or can do a bust -
Not sure how to do the rotational axis, but will give it a try -
What do you want to mill? I made one demon head about a week ago
if you like it, can do the code?
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Looks good, glad to hear you fixed it.
Can i ask a question about the spindle holder - why do you choose this scheme - is it 60 degree? My spindle is on 90 degree and i was thinking to try another setting - can you tell me your reasons to have angled spindle holder? -
Are you starting all the programs with the same tool and base? Have in mind that if you change the base you might have different positions from the same program
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You would need to read the manuals at least to learn how to do a base frame and a tool frame, also tool calibration. The robot is a different story from the regular CNC machines and it doeasnt have a standard zero point - you should set it up for your specific job.
Usually it is not only one (zero) point, but the zero point, and the XY plane and vectors - they should exactly match your software working plane. I am not sure for the exact methods of setting up the working plane in KRC1 as i am working with KRC2 on my robot. -
Try it without this line: PTP {A1 5,A2 -90,A3 100,A4 5,A5 10,A6 -5,E1 0,E2 0,E3 0,E4 0,E5 0,E6 0}
i had similar problem when include the lines for angular moving of the axes.
Just do the home position by hand and make a ptp move from there at the beginning of the file -
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SprutCam have support for robots now - in version 8.2. it is coming with a postprocessor and all the checks needed at really tempting price
Check this video: -
Which software are you planning to use?
The cheapest one i found is Sprutcam -
It is better to divide it - i am dividing my files on about 2200 lines per file... it is done via the postprocessor in my case
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Thanks, that's clear it up
so i need to buy the software... can you tell me what is the price of this package?
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So, the only option is DirLoader? And i need to buy it? How much - approx - it costs?
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Hi guys,
i have a question, just not sure how to deal with this:I am doing milling on my robot - KRC2 v5.2. The programs usually are big - up to 70 000 - 100 000 lines, so i am dividing the code into smaller files - up to 2200 lines each.
That is working but as there is a limitation on my KRC - cannot load more than for example 25 files (dat and src) - so i am doing it part by part - deleting the old ones and copying the new files. It works, but is a bit of time consumingSo, my question is - what is the proper way to feed those files. Usually i am doing a base program, which 'calls' all the files - is there a way to use a USB stick for example? I've been told that the files for execution needs to be based into R1 folder. But the space is limited there :(. The KRC cabinet have two USB ports, CD, floppy
and also a network card. Not sure about the software side but can check if needed...
Any advise will be appreciated!Thanks!
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well
$VEL.CP=3 is really too much... i am cutting MDF with $VEL.CP=0.06 - 0.07 and sometimes i need to slow it down
keep it cutting!
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Is the machine grounded?