super!!! vielen Dank für diese ausgesprochen hilfreiche SW! Eine logarithmische Spirale (SVG) eingelesen, umgewandelt und auf meinem zusammengebastelten Katastrofenplotter doch ansehbar plotten können :) Danke!
Great project. Bravo! I have a question. What i must enable to see what the program has already milled. The effect is the same as during the "start path simulation". (I'm using version 1.3.4.6)
HELLO SIR, I downloaded the file you sent me, it worked, but I need to know which file from the hex.file folder I should load into the arduino using AVRDUDESS, thank you very much
I really like this for pen changing. My one wish is a proper jogging system, I do not like your "virtual joystick" system. Normal buttons with X, Y, and Z jogging with increments of 0.1, 1, 10, 100 would be great. any chance of doing this?
I made the virtual joystick because I do not like the usual buttons, where you first have to set the step size and the feed rate. Btw: you can change the step width in the setup to your prefered values (0.1, 1, 10, 100)
Thanks for your video, software and technology is great, but I am a bit confused, if I use SVG format file drawing, how to identify different colors, how to replace the pen of different colors?
GRBL-Plotter reads the color from SVG, e.g. "style=stroke:#00ff00;". Then it's looking for the nearest color in the color-table and taking the table number, e.g. inside my tool-table "Stabilo_power.csv" there is no color with "00ff00", then it's looking for a color inside the color-table with the smallest difference using this formular: private static int ColorDiff(Color c1, Color c2) { return (int ) Math.Sqrt((c1.R - c2.R) * (c1.R - c2.R) + (c1.G - c2.G) * (c1.G - c2.G) + (c1.B - c2.B) * (c1.B - c2.B)); }
@@grbl-plotter New version 1.2.5. There is an unknown bug. I have already failed 2 times during the process. The computer system is windows10, the software cannot be closed, and the process cannot be closed.
In this video I use a regular grbl version (not for RC servo). The shown servo is controlled by an additional electronic (see svenhb.bplaced.net/?CNC___Plotter_2___Greifer). To control the servo directly by grbl, I recommend using this version: github.com/cprezzi/grbl-servo. Hex-fille is included in GRBL-Plotter setup. You may read here for more examples and setups: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=setups&setlang=en
Hello, the problem I am currently facing is that I am not very good at setting up. The settings that can be seen in the installation tutorial have been set, but they still cannot be used normally. I hope to receive help
What exatly is the problem? You need to know that in this example the servo is controlled by an extra circuit. Look here: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=auto-pen-change&setlang=en And svenhb.bplaced.net/?Elektronik___Stiftheber
@@grbl-plotter The problem I am currently facing is: 1. Is the position of XY in the upper right corner? Then we will take the coordinates of the pen. In the software, the X coordinate is displayed as upright. In the tutorial, X is 0 and Y is a negative value. 2. This is the position of each pen in the software, and how to set it
@@zhiyonglv You have to seperate work- and machine-coordinates. After homing, machine coordinates are fix. At my machine upper-left= X=-208 Y=-2 (see at 0:36) . On other machine this values are different, it depends where are the end-switches... Pen-exchange coordinates are set in machine-coordinates in tool-table: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=form-setup#Tooltable
@@zhiyonglv You need go forward in little steps: - is your plotter working in gerneral? Can you draw something? How is your Pen up/down working? With Servo or Z-axis? - Is your homing working? Where does your plotter finish homing, with which machine coordinates? - are the tool exchange scripts given and available? - did you import a graphic with tool change options enabled?
Does your X and Y-axis are moving in the right direction? +X coordinates for move to the right, +Y coordinates to move to the rear? Quick solution, just mirror your code via Menu - "G-Code Tranform" - "Mirror X" (or Y).
@@grbl-plotterSorry, it seems that your pen changing device is not equipped with springs. The two springs used by the original author are in the position of lifting the pen
Good afternoon sir, your projects are very good, I am delighted with so much skill, but I have a problem, I am new in this area and I still do not understand much of how I should download the files and use them on the arduino because they are hex_files, and I have never worked with them , always with arduino's .ino, how can i use hex_file, thanks a lot.
Cool and creative, you take grbl to another level
super!!! vielen Dank für diese ausgesprochen hilfreiche SW! Eine logarithmische Spirale (SVG) eingelesen, umgewandelt und auf meinem zusammengebastelten Katastrofenplotter doch ansehbar plotten können :) Danke!
Vielen Dank für das Feedback :-)
Cara. Que show esse esquema. Sempre quiz fazer meus desenhos coloridos. Minha plotter so faz com uma cor. Parabéns p/ trabalho.
Obrigada
Great project. Bravo! I have a question. What i must enable to see what the program has already milled. The effect is the same as during the "start path simulation". (I'm using version 1.3.4.6)
Thanks,
up to now there is no display of the already milled path. I never thought about.
Will see if I can implement it...
HELLO SIR, I downloaded the file you sent me, it worked, but I need to know which file from the hex.file folder I should load into the arduino using AVRDUDESS, thank you very much
I really like this for pen changing. My one wish is a proper jogging system, I do not like your "virtual joystick" system.
Normal buttons with X, Y, and Z jogging with increments of 0.1, 1, 10, 100 would be great. any chance of doing this?
I made the virtual joystick because I do not like the usual buttons, where you first have to set the step size and the feed rate.
Btw: you can change the step width in the setup to your prefered values (0.1, 1, 10, 100)
Hi, How are you, Thanks for new video
Thanks for your video, software and technology is great, but I am a bit confused, if I use SVG format file drawing, how to identify different colors, how to replace the pen of different colors?
GRBL-Plotter reads the color from SVG, e.g. "style=stroke:#00ff00;".
Then it's looking for the nearest color in the color-table and taking the table number, e.g. inside my tool-table "Stabilo_power.csv" there is no color with "00ff00", then it's looking for a color inside the color-table with the smallest difference using this formular:
private static int ColorDiff(Color c1, Color c2)
{ return (int ) Math.Sqrt((c1.R - c2.R) * (c1.R - c2.R)
+ (c1.G - c2.G) * (c1.G - c2.G)
+ (c1.B - c2.B) * (c1.B - c2.B)); }
@@grbl-plotter Thank you for your reply, I feel so surprised, thank you very much.
Why you feel surprised? I hope explanation was ok? New version 1.2.5. shows now color values.
@@grbl-plotter New version 1.2.5. There is an unknown bug. I have already failed 2 times during the process. The computer system is windows10, the software cannot be closed, and the process cannot be closed.
Please open an issue here github.com/svenhb/GRBL-Plotter/issues and perhaps upload the gcode or source-file which may cause the problem
Hi sir .
I am facing a problem in my servo it is not actually moving can I get any help from you and more vibration in my z axis servo
In this video I use a regular grbl version (not for RC servo). The shown servo is controlled by an additional electronic (see svenhb.bplaced.net/?CNC___Plotter_2___Greifer).
To control the servo directly by grbl, I recommend using this version: github.com/cprezzi/grbl-servo. Hex-fille is included in GRBL-Plotter setup.
You may read here for more examples and setups: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=setups&setlang=en
See also this video: ruclips.net/video/virDtVVt2Xo/видео.html
Tq sir I'll check
Hello, the problem I am currently facing is that I am not very good at setting up. The settings that can be seen in the installation tutorial have been set, but they still cannot be used normally. I hope to receive help
What exatly is the problem? You need to know that in this example the servo is controlled by an extra circuit. Look here: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=auto-pen-change&setlang=en
And svenhb.bplaced.net/?Elektronik___Stiftheber
@@grbl-plotter The problem I am currently facing is: 1. Is the position of XY in the upper right corner? Then we will take the coordinates of the pen. In the software, the X coordinate is displayed as upright. In the tutorial, X is 0 and Y is a negative value. 2. This is the position of each pen in the software, and how to set it
@@zhiyonglv You have to seperate work- and machine-coordinates. After homing, machine coordinates are fix. At my machine upper-left= X=-208 Y=-2 (see at 0:36) . On other machine this values are different, it depends where are the end-switches...
Pen-exchange coordinates are set in machine-coordinates in tool-table: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=form-setup#Tooltable
@@grbl-plotter Okay, let me try again. I feel like I'm about to give up. Haha, it's too difficult
@@zhiyonglv You need go forward in little steps:
- is your plotter working in gerneral? Can you draw something? How is your Pen up/down working? With Servo or Z-axis?
- Is your homing working? Where does your plotter finish homing, with which machine coordinates?
- are the tool exchange scripts given and available?
- did you import a graphic with tool change options enabled?
I have a problem with the images, they don't come out in such a detailed way, they come out a little more abstract
You may open an issue here and upload some pictures and more details: github.com/svenhb/GRBL-Plotter/issues
Hi!, My problem is that my drawings come in a mirror image. I need help to correct that.
Does your X and Y-axis are moving in the right direction? +X coordinates for move to the right, +Y coordinates to move to the rear?
Quick solution, just mirror your code via Menu - "G-Code Tranform" - "Mirror X" (or Y).
@@grbl-plotter thanks my brother I will try that and get back to you.
@@grbl-plotter it worked 100% thanks a lot.
Hello, what model are the two springs used
Which springs?
@@grbl-plotterSorry, it seems that your pen changing device is not equipped with springs. The two springs used by the original author are in the position of lifting the pen
@@zhiyonglv I though I'm the original author. I made my video 5 years ago.
@@grbl-plotterSorry, you are indeed the original author. What I saw was a structural component printed in 3D, and I also made a set myself
@@zhiyonglv I know the other video. Hope you have success to setup everything👍
Good afternoon sir, your projects are very good, I am delighted with so much skill, but I have a problem, I am new in this area and I still do not understand much of how I should download the files and use them on the arduino because they are hex_files, and I have never worked with them , always with arduino's .ino, how can i use hex_file, thanks a lot.
Perhaps this site helps: grbl-plotter.de/index.php?id=quick-guide&setlang=en