Svn648

[LETARTARE]

Hello
good news is the axis A good pilot, Apart from the precision that I have not adjusted. On the picture we can see the angle of the tool.
See you soon.

[dguerizec]

Hello @LETARTARE

That looks great !
Where can I find your GCV software to give it a try ?

[dguerizec]

nevermind, I found it here

Compiled (almost) ok on ubuntu, and seems to run fine, but I have no arduino card at hand, so I'll test it later.

[LETARTARE]

Hello,
no it is an older version 'GCV-3.6.1-T4.qt52' !
The one I show is not over yet. Unfortunately it only works in a positive space, and I had to change 'Grbl1.1f Uno' to work either negative or positive space space.

I see that you have compiled in Ubuntu, I have only OS 'Vista business', also at the output GCV I would test the Linux if you agree.

To test your work on 'Grbl1.1e svn648' :

• G1 seems to work well even all axes together -> "G1 X100 Y50 Z45 A180" the timing seems right
• G2 G3 : does not work synchronously with Axx, G2 or G2 motion is achieved and at the end the Axx
  runs

So to answer your question on the extension of IJK array, I think the timing has to be done
-for the A axis and G2, G3 -> G19 between Y, Z, A
-for the B axis and G2, G3 -> G18 between X, Z, B
-for the C axis and G2, G3 -> G17 between X, Y, C
but I do not know how yet. I have not looked at the G2 or G3 code in Grbl long.

I thank you for your work, because I started the same https://github.com/LETARTARE/Grbl-xx_with_Arduino, but I had to stop for health reasons for a long time, and I can improve on the 4th axis 'GCV-17.4'.

[LETARTARE]

I mistakenly closed this message!

[dguerizec]

OK, I've opened a new issue for the timing problem.