I just took a "somewhat quick" look at what you've done so far using that plotter as laser cutter & the code beneath it ( loading from SD card is a neat feature ;p )!
Nice work done on that !
When you say "wouldn't be quite as good", do you implicitely suggest the many / skilled people behind the Grbl project ( & the many version updates ) or think hardware-side ( aka an Espruino implm of Grbl would be a little less fast / introduce unwanted delays ? )
I guess for now, I'll complete my wip setup ( in the photo ) with an ATmega328 to replace the currently used Ar. UNO, but I'd find pretty neat to gave some Grbl Node module to control some Espruino Grl module .. ;P My current setup ;p
On the "Resistor Calculator" side of things, don't you worry, I may get hints from friends of mine with a scientific background if not too busy themselves .. or I'll just do as usual .. digg deeper & hack a way* out ;P
*understandable for my skillset ;)
Also, I still have to add the 'SVG generating stuff' to the module's code (..)
Last but not least, as I wrote this little tool to help fix the "over voltage" warning messages I was getting with my tests with the SIM800L, I'd better finish that SIM800L module first before thinking about "upgrading" the Resistor Calculator code ;p
ps: I'm about to digg the Espruino graphic lib ;p
Keep up the good work +
On the picture:
3 hacked steppers scavenged from DVD drives
3 EasyDriver boards to drive them
1 ATX PSU with PS-ON jump-wired to Gnd, providing +5V
1 no-brand cheap 3d pen
DVD casing to make the structure
To be done:
screw everything together
build "spindle direction & enable" logic on protoboard to allow forward/backward feed
Nbs:
no laser by now, but I have some littl' drilling set & "shaft chuck collets" coming
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Hi there !
I just took a "somewhat quick" look at what you've done so far using that plotter as laser cutter & the code beneath it ( loading from SD card is a neat feature ;p )!
Nice work done on that !
When you say "wouldn't be quite as good", do you implicitely suggest the many / skilled people behind the Grbl project ( & the many version updates ) or think hardware-side ( aka an Espruino implm of Grbl would be a little less fast / introduce unwanted delays ? )
I guess for now, I'll complete my wip setup ( in the photo ) with an ATmega328 to replace the currently used Ar. UNO, but I'd find pretty neat to gave some Grbl Node module to control some Espruino Grl module .. ;P
My current setup ;p
On the "Resistor Calculator" side of things, don't you worry, I may get hints from friends of mine with a scientific background if not too busy themselves .. or I'll just do as usual .. digg deeper & hack a way* out ;P
*understandable for my skillset ;)
Also, I still have to add the 'SVG generating stuff' to the module's code (..)
Last but not least, as I wrote this little tool to help fix the "over voltage" warning messages I was getting with my tests with the SIM800L, I'd better finish that SIM800L module first before thinking about "upgrading" the Resistor Calculator code ;p
ps: I'm about to digg the Espruino graphic lib ;p
Keep up the good work +
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To be done:
Nbs:
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