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Hi Jerome, I am now cutting some foam parts with my machine, but it incredibly slow. I have tried a lot of different settings but only a few settings work with my motors and drivers. Here are some pictures of my breakout board and stepper drivers. I am using 16 or 32 step settings on the DIP switche...
Hi Jerome, yes I have managed to set the speed. My threaded rod is M8 x 1.25 mm and I found that one of my stepper drivers has one DIP switch that is not working correctly but I found a good setting anyway. In your manual control setting, the slow or fast buttons make no difference and it takes some...
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Stepper motor speed and step timing
- Réponses : 17
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- lun. juil. 24, 2017 10:35 am
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Hi, I have managed to cut a few foam shapes now with my machine, but I would like to know how to set the motor speed and what microstep timing is recommended. I have drivers based on the TB 6600 driver chips and there are 3 DIP switches for microstep setting. Do I set them for 1, 1/2, 1/4 etc.? My m...
H Jerome, I have now finished the mechanics of my foam cutter so I want to start trying to cut some foam. If I understand correctly there is no way to make the cutter go to a "home" position like 0,0 on each axis? I found the set reference option but I suppose that I need to move the axes ...
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Setting reference position
- Réponses : 2
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- mer. juil. 12, 2017 9:26 am
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Hi Jerome, I have been trying to set the configuration for a few days now and I do not seem to be able to get it right. Maybe you can make some suggestions please? I have 4 x TB6600 stepper drivers and they have 3 DIP switch setting for different microsteps 1,2,4....32 etc. my motors are Nema 17 wit...
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Export Gcode
- Réponses : 8
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- mar. juil. 04, 2017 12:57 pm
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Thanks Jerome, that is very useful. yesterday I got one stepper to work from the manual cut option so now I see how everything works together. Now I can continue with the mechanics of my cutter. I will take some photos later and make a nice write up in English. I have a little understanding now of t...
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Export Gcode
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- Vues : 6774
- dim. juin 18, 2017 9:30 am
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Hi Jerome,
The dxf file imports o.k. on my Windows 7 pc with no error messages. I was able to save it in your jdc format and open it on the XP machine.
Thanks for the idea of using the cutting wizard. I have a lot to learn!
Keith R
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Some questions please..........
- Réponses : 2
- Vues : 2557
- ven. juin 16, 2017 7:30 pm
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Jerome a écrit : jeu. juin 15, 2017 9:47 pm
Hello
I don't understand. Do you want to generate GCode with Jedicut ?
Yes.......Mirek said that he wanted to use the exported g-code in another program called Theramino, so I was wondering if Jedicut exported g-code. Thanks.
Keith R
- Forum : Jedicut - English board
- Sujet : Export Gcode
- Réponses : 8
- Vues : 6774
- ven. juin 16, 2017 7:21 pm
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