Here is a list of all the postings Jasmine has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Thunder Mountain WIP |
28/09/2012 23:10:24 |
I use Ambroid Proweld it's a plastic solvent which uses capillary action. Not the cheapest but is the best. Simply hold / clamp / tape your pieces together run the supplied brush along the joint and hold for 10 seconds. No mess no fuss just a beautiful strong joint. |
28/09/2012 22:13:09 |
Have had a request to create a model / diorama of the rollercoaster "Thunder Mountain" at Euro Disney.
This is the first time I have used my CNC machine for a work project and thanks to a few of the guys on here I am finally getting to grips with G-Code. This meant an amazing trip to Paris
This is a static model and will be constructed mainly from Plasticard, any tips & crits welcome.xxx |
Thread: Kosy nccad8 HELP! |
02/09/2012 16:23:02 |
Opps just read your last post CC You are spot on with your answer. Thank you all so much. J
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02/09/2012 16:18:45 |
Yippee finally cracked it It appears that I needed to have both I & J values when using the G2 or G3 command even if they were zero. I have actually managed to cut my very first piece today, thank you all so much Here is the very simple G code, I have added ;descriptive help text so I don't forget what each bit does.
;Distance Mode - Metric
G90 G21
;Rapid Motion
G0 X10 Y20 Z-170 F600
;Linear - Arc Feed 01
G1 X10 Y80 F100
G2 X15 Y85 I5 J0
;Linear - Arc Feed 02
G1 X80
G2 X85 Y80 J-5 I0
;Linear - Arc Feed 03
G1 Y20
G2 Y15 X80 I-5 J0
;Linear - Arc Feed 03
G1 X15
G2 X10 Y20 J5 I0
;Return to Zero
G0 Z-170 F600
G0 X0 Y0
;Inner
G0 X20 Y30 F600
G1 Z-186 F100
G1 X70
G3 X75 Y70 I5 J0
G1 X70
G3 Y75 Y70 I5 J0
G1 Y30
G3 Y25 X70 J-5 I0
G1 X25
G3 X20 Y30 I-5 J0
G0 Z-170 F600
G0 X0 Y0
M2
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01/09/2012 20:01:02 |
Thanks Terje
I am using......or trying to use lol How would the depth of cut be controlled with a 2D project?
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01/09/2012 18:29:11 |
Opps!!! I guess this may have something to do with G2 & G3 being CCW & CW???? |
01/09/2012 17:49:38 |
Third time lucky with the screen grab
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01/09/2012 17:46:48 |
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01/09/2012 17:45:43 |
Right guys Just got back from Paris and managed to get started on some G Code. Starting off small and simple but, I keep getting errors, see below When using NCCAD I get a Y Axis error at the first line......any ideas boys? [IMG]http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii276/crash_photos_01/CNC_Help.jpg[/IMG] ;OUTER G0 X-40 Y50 G1 X40 F400 G2 X50 Y40 J-10 G1 Y-40 G2 X40 Y-50 I-10 G1 X-40 G2 X-50 Y-40 J10 G1 Y40 G2 X-40 Y50 I10
;HOLE 1 G0 X-40 Y45 G2 Y45 J-5
;HOLE 2 G0 X40 Y45 G2 Y45 J-5
;HOLE 3 G0 X40 Y-45 G2 Y-45 J5
;HOLE 3 G0 X-40 Y-45 G2 Y-45 J5
;INNER G0 Y-30 G1 Y30 G3 X-30 Y40 J10 G1 X30 G3 X40 Y30 I10 G1 Y-30 G3 X30 Y-40 J-10 G1 X-30 G3 X-40 Y-30 I-10 G0 X0 Y60 |
16/08/2012 18:48:42 |
Thank you for the help so far guys....... I purchased the ff500 direct from Proxxon, they have also offered very little help now I have purchased the machine! To be honest I am quite enjoying G-Code as it's reasonably simple to grasp the basics. There must be a way to import an .obj or .3ds model file and convert it to G-Code. A little more info to my original problem. I can create a model in Nccad easy enough but have no idea how to do the next step to simulate the cutting. Thanks Jasmine x
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15/08/2012 23:07:55 |
Thanks for replying boys, I have read through the manual a number of times also viewed the help videos via the in app help menu. I am that desperate I am now learning G- Code to get things started. However; I have used 3ds max for a while and would say I am pretty good with it. Is there a way of converting a 3d model to G-Code so I could just copy / past the code into Nccad? |
11/08/2012 19:36:11 |
Hi guys I have purchased a Proxxon FF500 cnc which came with Kosy Nccad8 software. Everything is setup and installed I just can't figure out how to use nccad8! Have emailed Kosy a number of times for a simple tutorial and keep getting no help! I spent £4500.00 on a machine which I can't use.......please help I'm going crazy trying to figure it out. |
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