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GCodeCNCDemo updated 2013-10-15
GcodeCNCDemo is our basic code for running stepper motors with GCode. Don’t reinvent the wheel, just use our free code and get your robot running that much faster.
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Yo Dawg, Camera work
A robot to control the pan & tilt of a GoPro HERO camera. Laser cut parts, off the shelf components, Adafruit electornics, Gcode. Assembles in an evening if you are careful. Visit Github for the full source.
I chose the title because the camera work gets better as the video goes on, while the subject of the story is a camera that is supposed to improve camera work. So meta.
Would you be interested in this robot as a kit? Comment below and tell me know yes/no & why.
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Marginally Clever Stickers!
Our Phalanx of dwarvish warriors deep under the Printhead mountain have secured for you a glittering set of 2″ circular die-cut matte stickers for your enjoyment.
FAQ
Are they load bearing? Uh…how heavy is the load?
Are they good against bear attack? Depends on the size of the bear.
Will the glue innoculate me against zombie virus? Wait and see!
How do I get some? Two free in every kit shipped. They’re also available for $0.25/ea if you just have to have more.
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GCodeCNCDemo RUMBA control is MUCH faster
Every time I need to use a new motion controller I add it to the GCodeCNCDemo. Keeps my life nice and simple and gives you the chance to compare firmwares, learn how they do what they do.
Updates GcodeCNCDemo release #5
- removed memcpy sorting from all versions. Much easier to grok now.
- added NUM_AXIES to 4axis v2 to be more consistent
- added reprapdiscount RUMBA control board demo
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Marginally Clever is Switching to a New Twitter Feed
I’ve been running Marginally Clever off my personal twitter handle since it was created. After careful thought I’ve decided the company needs it’s own feed. This post will be the last on the old feed. You can now keep track of everything Marginally Clever Robots, MC Laser cutting, and MC 3D printing are doing by following the brand new @MarginallyC.
