firenodejs with jspcb

[Karl]

I've been slowly integrating jspcb with firenodejs. 

You can upload Gerber or Eagle BRD files and see the 

PCB in the new PCB tab of firenodejs. It doesn't do

anything exciting yet, but firenodejs will now have access

to PCB structure and layout.

First steps, but heading in a happy direction...

[Joshua Pritt]

Very nice!  Good job, dude!  It's nice to see what it's thinking about the board to double check and verify.

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[Karl]

Thanks, Josh

I really like NodeJS modularity and jspcb was really easy to publish. Long term I would like to break out more pieces of firenodejs to work independently like jspcb.

[Karl]

Got pad selection working...

https://youtu.be/vn3Lxi3kkIw

Now working on Javascript cartesian kinematics module that includes support for bed leveling and y-axis skew

Might actually get Internet in my workshop next week so that I can start playing with the camera again...  

[Joshua Pritt]

Very nice Karl!  I look forward to your updates - especially when they have videos!

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[Rich Obermeyer]

Karl,  That is fantastic work.  And they said it could not be done!

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[Karl]

Thanks for the encouragement--it does lend wings to my plodding. :D

[Douglas Pearless]

Hi Team

I have the basic Z-Probe working:

https://youtu.be/T8V7ZDZrVJs 

Cheers

Douglas

[Karl]

Douglas, would you post a longer video with a closeup of the physical z-probe, please?

Thanks!

[Douglas Pearless]

Yes, 4 seconds is too short!

Will do this over the weekend.

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[Douglas Pearless]

Done https://youtu.be/1ysmn471cEM Note I am still using the inductive probe, but you can see my special per-axis probes as blue plastic with a red PCB mounted downwards.

I have some issues with homing, Z-Probing and speed to sort out the Smoothie2 will reliably move and I can begin work on the special Rotary Delta calibration routines :-) )or more Smoothie2 porting ! )

Cheers

Douglas

[Karl]

Thanks, Douglas!

That was much more informative. Glad the G30 inductive probes work for you. I'll have to add those to my arsenal of considerations.

On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 5:46:42 PM UTC-8, Douglas Pearless wrote:

Done https://youtu.be/1ysmn471cEM Note I am still using the inductive probe, but you can see my special per-axis probes as blue plastic with a red PCB mounted downwards.

I have some issues with homing, Z-Probing and speed to sort out the Smoothie2 will reliably move and I can begin work on the special Rotary Delta calibration routines :-) )or more Smoothie2 porting ! )

Cheers

Douglas

On 26/11/2016, at 9:20 AM, Douglas Pearless <douglas....@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes, 4 seconds is too short!

Will do this over the weekend.

On 26/11/2016, at 9:00 AM, Karl <ka...@firepick.org> wrote:

Douglas, would you post a longer video with a closeup of the physical z-probe, please?

Thanks!

On Thursday, November 24, 2016 at 1:28:32 AM UTC-8, Douglas Pearless wrote:

Hi Team

I have the basic Z-Probe working:

https://youtu.be/T8V7ZDZrVJs 

Cheers

Douglas

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