Talk:Oliver Log: Difference between revisions
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Lesson learned: I tried in Kicad unsuccessfull different ways to import the 3d .wrl-files automatically, eg. by environment path-variable $KISYS3DMOD, but it is however possible to assign manually a 3d-form towards a footprint by editing its parameters (right mouseclick over footprint, then choose in its 3d-settings the "add form" button) and let it point towards your local library-path .wrl-file. There you can also correct wrong orientations of the object, e.g. in a diode. | Lesson learned: I tried in Kicad unsuccessfull different ways to import the 3d .wrl-files automatically, eg. by environment path-variable $KISYS3DMOD, but it is however possible to assign manually a 3d-form towards a footprint by editing its parameters (right mouseclick over footprint, then choose the footprint and in its 3d-settings the "add form" button) and let it point towards your local library-path .wrl-file. There you can also correct wrong orientations of the object, e.g. in a diode. | ||
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Revision as of 06:41, 27 May 2017
Fri, May,26,2017
Lesson learned: I tried in Kicad unsuccessfull different ways to import the 3d .wrl-files automatically, eg. by environment path-variable $KISYS3DMOD, but it is however possible to assign manually a 3d-form towards a footprint by editing its parameters (right mouseclick over footprint, then choose the footprint and in its 3d-settings the "add form" button) and let it point towards your local library-path .wrl-file. There you can also correct wrong orientations of the object, e.g. in a diode.
Tue, May,23,2017
Some links related to the torchtable height controler:
Working document [1] AD7747 [2] Dummy page (?) [3] Pauls log [4]
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Trying to re-use Pauls KiCad-Files run into the problem of beeing an older Version, what means all links are broken, see all the question marks in
- Reimport-problem on older Kicad files
This is a known problem and theoretically there exists a way to fix it, see https://rheingoldheavy.com/new-stable-kicad-10-steps-to-import-an-old-kicad-project/, but its way to complicated to go through this procedure. Meaning, since Pauls circuit is not too complicated its probably far less work to simply rebuild it from scratch.
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what about mechanical probing ? https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bltouch-auto-bed-leveling-sensor-for-3d-printers#/ Answer: probably not well suited because of the heat.
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Master-thesis on capacitive sensors: [5]
Mon, May,22,2017
Preparation for torchtable-workgroup meeting on 23.05.:
Suggestions for the long axis:
- supportet Rails [6] would be nice for better stiffness and rigidity, . Makes a price difference of about 20,- EUR or less per m .
* Instead of one 1"-shaft we could use two 1/2"-shafts to resemble the recent unversal axis design as is.
* Or instead we can use just one 1"-shaft and place the stepper onto the carriage (like shapeoko) ==> simplyfied end-pieces (they are only needed to fix the belt).
- Universal Controler: Powerlolu as stepperdriver for heavier loads ?
* Was already discussed on OSE in 2013, see [7]
* sources are available at GitHub [8] and Upverter [9] and Allegro [10] and Cuteminds [11] and Balestrino [12].
* new breakout board from OSH park at [13]
* I tested them already [14] [15] in combination with RAMPS and so far they seemed to work well.