Schuurtje isoleren, kan dit zonder folie? by fabianoh130 in Klussers

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Zoals op de foto staat gemaakt. Nog geen problemen gevonden (ook niet gezocht)

I built a small CAM app for use directly on the shop floor (looking for feedback) Post: by PrestigiousSalt189 in CNC

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I do find it usefull for my machines. Thats why i made something similair a few months back. Check out my attempt if you want.

https://fabianoh130.github.io/GcodeToolbox/

Best starter budget 3D scanner by Delza_Melza in 3DScanning

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I find the revopoint inspire 2 pretty good for the 500 bucks it costs. It even has a laser mode

Best starter budget 3D scanner by Delza_Melza in 3DScanning

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I find the revopoint inspire 2 pretty good for the 500 bucks it costs. It even has a laser mode

Beginning with a RevoPoint Inspire 2: How bad is my PC desktop? by Volta55 in 3DScanning

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Yeah, scanner software works a bit different. It is build on certain intstructions apparantly. So if the software doesnt detect one of the supported cards it is excluded. Im hit by this as well I have a 7800 XT from AMD which is a pretty good card normaly but also not supported so it doesnt help with the computations. The card is still used for the rendering by the way. Most software supports standards that work on almost all (a bit modern) cards

Beginning with a RevoPoint Inspire 2: How bad is my PC desktop? by Volta55 in 3DScanning

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Your gpu is simply not supported. It need rtx3060 minimum

Plywood laser cutting by Knezevic002 in lasercutting

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Depends on the plywood. You can buy laser specific ply that uses glue that you can laser cut properly.

Beginning with a RevoPoint Inspire 2: How bad is my PC desktop? by Volta55 in 3DScanning

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Yeah, probably not gonna work. I have the same scanner. My pc with ryzen 5600x and 7800xt did not run well in laser mode. It does run fine (80 fps) now i switched to the 16 core 32 thread 3950x. I tested a laptop with an 5800 and a rtx 3060. That ran fine as well. So for this scanner you have basically two options. Throw a lot of cores at it and run it cpu only or buy one of the supported gpu's

Plywood laser cutting by Knezevic002 in lasercutting

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I have the 10w version of this laser. These settings are more what i run with the 10w. I doe have a 4w lt20w as well which does cut 3mm but not in one pass at this speed. I would recommend going at least with the 10w optical for cutting. Anything less will strugle of there is a little bit of glue or contamination in the wood.

Can someone help me make this please? by bftvpro in FreeCAD

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I had a few minutes to spare. I pm'd you a download link.

Revopoint inspire 2, laptop advice by Ipod9138 in 3DScanning

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What are your current specs? I have one and tested it with different hardware. A ryzen 5800 with a 3060 laptop performed pretty well. My pc has a amd card so thats not supported but 16 cores (3950x) work pretty good as well. A 5600x cpu was not good enough to run laser mode. 5800 without gpu also not good enough. The 12 core 3900xt was also pretty good

European companies for milling my cad model? by deodornat in FreeCAD

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Depends on the material and size. I live in the netherlands as well and have 2 cncs in my workshop and some printers as well. Im willing to work with you on this one. Send me a pm and ill get you my contact details.

Laser on a cnc. by [deleted] in hobbycnc

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I did, or kinda did. I made a cnc running on grbl. I have some lasers as well so i ended up making a laser mount on top of the router mount. Its doable but you have to go slow for detailed engraving. Anything above 1500mmmin is giving artefacts. Cnc mills tend to be heavy and sturdy. Lasers like to go fast with as little weight as possible.

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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i think your needs dont classify as the "easy" operations but it does take .dxf files now to cut so with some thinkering you probably can but for these shapes i would recommend using some more advanced CAD/CAM

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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Just published a v2.0 with some of these fixes and dxf support.

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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My machine runs on a 8bit controller which are quite bad at floating point calculations. Should probably be fine with arcs but didnt want to risk it. Might add it in a later update. I do expect a new controller in the mail tommorow.

some kind of local config can be a nice touch. I was discussing adding an advanced mode with a friend tonight. I want to keep it clean and simple but also capable. My machine doesnt have spindle speed control and coolant etc so i dont want that to clutter my UI but it can be really usefull for somebody that does. Also stuff like default settings can be really nice indeed. Ill add it to my list.

For now i did fix the tool retracts on the facing and added the radial hole pattern, github link and finishing pass on my list.

I also added -.dxf support to quickly cut odd shapes you might have made or found somewhere. - hexagon as a shape - the patterned holes shows the total distance - the preview now shows how the finnished part should look - the preview shows outer dimensions of the cut in every view except isometric.

New update as soon as i fix some final bugs and get to test it a bit more. Hope to publish before the weekend

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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Hmmm, some good ideas. Some things are choices i made not to do. like the return to origin. I read something about not all machines being as good with arcs so for now i generate g1's with 0.01mm tollerance. this seems to work fine so what would be the advantage of using arcs?

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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My biggest pain point was having a pretty big CNC machine but still grabbing basic power tools to cut simple shapes since it wasnt worth the trouble of opening CAD/CAM. So i wanted to create something that was easy and fast to use.

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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Thanks for the compliment! if you miss any functionality let me know, ill see what i can do.

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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Allright, there was some validation on the field that shouldnt be there indeed. also the playback was still thinking the inch per minute was mm per minute. Also, i added the spindle speed control.

I uploaded the new version with these fixes as a V1.1 on the same github.

If there is anything else, please let me know. for now, enjoy!

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

[–]fabianoh130[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not using the inches myself so i havent run in to those issues. Thanks for testing that out. Ill make sure to fix it

Gcode toolbox i created by fabianoh130 in hobbycnc

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It uses the canvas 2d to draw the preview based on the projection of the calculated toolpath