Re: The math algorithm behind cutter compensation G codes
- From: Anthony <tonytn36sp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 23:30:08 GMT
"Dave Erce" <thebigmooseREMOVEME@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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> As I code my homebrew CNC software in C++, for some reason I have had
> a long standing mental block on how to code the cutter compensation
> moves. Do I have to look forward and handle the current and next G
> code move statements as a pair to get the proper offsets?
>
> Anyone figure this out and willing to share?
>
>
Almost all CNC machines look ahead *at least* 3 lines during cutter comp
operation. Many, pre-process the entire program ahead of execution.
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Anthony
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better idiots.
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