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General Mach Discussion / Re: Is there a way to Independently move an axis while moving others?
« on: July 14, 2011, 09:51:29 AM »
WHen the X slows the A HAS to slow as well to maintain a coordinated feed (;-) You cannot have one axis running independant of the other. Besides IF it did your screw would not be accurate at all.
The angle change at the ends will NOT be 180 deg (;-) think about it.
The axis will maintain a proper "cut" if it is coded correctly
You must have really SLOW accelleration on the axis's.
Are you running radius comp on the A axis?
Attached is an example of comping the ends for a smoother transition to return. Note that IF you are looking for a true constant velocity of the screw feed then this is not the way(;-) as the linear feed of the screw will slow as it reaches the ends
(;-) TP
The angle change at the ends will NOT be 180 deg (;-) think about it.
The axis will maintain a proper "cut" if it is coded correctly
You must have really SLOW accelleration on the axis's.
Are you running radius comp on the A axis?
Attached is an example of comping the ends for a smoother transition to return. Note that IF you are looking for a true constant velocity of the screw feed then this is not the way(;-) as the linear feed of the screw will slow as it reaches the ends
(;-) TP