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*An 8 bit processor is fine for laser cutting, but needs good understanding to work for laser engraving (more processing required)
*An 8 bit processor is fine for laser cutting, but needs good understanding to work for laser engraving (more processing required)
*Calculations are needed to determine max feed rate using an 8 bit processor
*Calculations are needed to determine max feed rate using an 8 bit processor - calculations show feed rates of ___ mm/sec.
*The dumb solution is to go to 32 bit, but it would be useful to press 8 bit processors to do the same
*The dumb solution is to go to 32 bit, but it would be useful to press 8 bit processors to do the same


=Links=
=Links=
*Thread on RepRap - https://reprap.org/forum/read.php?133,623007,page=1
*Thread on RepRap - https://reprap.org/forum/read.php?133,623007,page=1

Latest revision as of 07:46, 20 June 2019

  • An 8 bit processor is fine for laser cutting, but needs good understanding to work for laser engraving (more processing required)
  • Calculations are needed to determine max feed rate using an 8 bit processor - calculations show feed rates of ___ mm/sec.
  • The dumb solution is to go to 32 bit, but it would be useful to press 8 bit processors to do the same

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