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= Stepper Driver =
= Stepper Driver =
=== Arduino Motor Shield ===
*https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-motor-shield-rev3
*https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Motor-Shield-Tutorial/
*https://www.arduino.cc/en/reference/stepper
*https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/StepperExample
*https://github.com/arduino-libraries/Stepper/blob/master/src/Stepper.h
=== AutoDriver ===


*https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-the-autodriver---v13
*https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-the-autodriver---v13
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Either way, once the signal is received, either a hard stop or a soft stop will occur. The mode is determined by the setSwitchMode() function: passing SW_HARD_STOP to setSwitchMode() results in a hardstop, while passing SW_USER results in a soft stop.
Either way, once the signal is received, either a hard stop or a soft stop will occur. The mode is determined by the setSwitchMode() function: passing SW_HARD_STOP to setSwitchMode() results in a hardstop, while passing SW_USER results in a soft stop.
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=== Easy Driver ===
*https://www.schmalzhaus.com/EasyDriver/Examples/EasyDriverExamples.html
=== Big Easy Driver ===
*used by DoES liverpool
*https://github.com/DoESLiverpool/circular_knitic/tree/master/Arduino
== code ==
:I have no Idea how this code stuff works (to the point I may be breaking this sector), nor do I know much about the textile industry/crafting, but are you calculating around here how to design a [[Open Source Linear Knitting Machine]]?  I read Linear and got excited. - [[User:Eric]]
::Hey Eric, the process is basically the same but the machine is quiet different. I dont have any plans to work on a linear machine but i'd be happy to give tips. Let me know if youre interested. OpenScad is pretty fun to learn. --[[User:Dorkmo|Dorkmo]] ([[User talk:Dorkmo|talk]]) 19:01, 26 March 2019 (UTC)
== Pushdown ==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq2HOYYWsdc
video shows how the further down the needle goes, the looser the stitch

Latest revision as of 01:49, 8 April 2019

stl creation

Size Selection

Plywood

Typically available as 4' x 8' in USA. 1200 x 2400 mm in Europe.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plywood#Sizes

Ponoko

laser cutting service, max size 15.1" wide

2D cutting

Laser cut steel...?

CNC shopbot cut plywood...?

liverpool fork

might merge this fork into ose fork? looks like they tweaked the electronics and added a few features.

https://github.com/DoESLiverpool/circular_knitic

Thread Feeding

Var and Mar use a thread hook attached to a makerbream frame. The position of this hook seems to be adjustable, so its final position in relation to the needles is a little unclear.

Considerations and Thoughts:
  • Need to avoid the needle's latch in all it's possible positions.

CK-threadfeedheight1.png

Stepper Driver

Arduino Motor Shield

AutoDriver

void goUntil(byte action, byte dir, float stepsPerSec);

Start the motor moving, according to the acceleration profile, either FWD or REV, at stepsPerSec rate, until a switch even occurs. When the switch event occurs, one of two things happens, based on the value passed to action: if RESET_ABSPOS is sent to action, the ABS_POS register is reset to zero. If COPY_ABSPOS is sent, the ABS_POS register is copied into the MARK register.

Either way, once the signal is received, either a hard stop or a soft stop will occur. The mode is determined by the setSwitchMode() function: passing SW_HARD_STOP to setSwitchMode() results in a hardstop, while passing SW_USER results in a soft stop.
 

Easy Driver

Big Easy Driver

code

I have no Idea how this code stuff works (to the point I may be breaking this sector), nor do I know much about the textile industry/crafting, but are you calculating around here how to design a Open Source Linear Knitting Machine? I read Linear and got excited. - User:Eric
Hey Eric, the process is basically the same but the machine is quiet different. I dont have any plans to work on a linear machine but i'd be happy to give tips. Let me know if youre interested. OpenScad is pretty fun to learn. --Dorkmo (talk) 19:01, 26 March 2019 (UTC)

Pushdown

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq2HOYYWsdc

video shows how the further down the needle goes, the looser the stitch