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=CNC Torch/Router Prototype II= | =CNC Torch/Router Prototype II= | ||
Currently the frame and structure is done, need to source the open source controller. | Currently the frame and structure of the CNC Torch/Router Table is done. 2 years ago, we used a proprietary CNC torch table controller - the Gecko G540. Now need to source the open source controller. | ||
Next steps: | Next steps: | ||
#Evaluate OS industry standard controller options fully, select, and deploy. See [[OS Stepper Controllers]] | #Evaluate OS industry standard controller options fully, select, and deploy. See [[OS Stepper Controllers]] | ||
#Pursue [[RAMPS]] route by raplacing [[Pololu]] with [[Powerlolu]] for higher current required by CNC Torch/Router Table | |||
#Pursue [[Steppernug]] by hosting a Design Sprint/Hackathon to develop software and firmware for the Steppernug. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:33, 10 June 2013
Overview
CNC Torch/Router Prototype II
Currently the frame and structure of the CNC Torch/Router Table is done. 2 years ago, we used a proprietary CNC torch table controller - the Gecko G540. Now need to source the open source controller.
Next steps:
- Evaluate OS industry standard controller options fully, select, and deploy. See OS Stepper Controllers
- Pursue RAMPS route by raplacing Pololu with Powerlolu for higher current required by CNC Torch/Router Table
- Pursue Steppernug by hosting a Design Sprint/Hackathon to develop software and firmware for the Steppernug.