Haq XY
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Hi, I'm trying to get the HaqXY kinematics to work.
How do I change so that the Y movement is like CoreXY for 2 X axis but the X movement is regular cartesian?
I'm guessing it's pretty simple, but I just can't figure it out..
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There is no built-in support for that kinematics at present. It sounds rather like MarkForged kinematics - is it? I think someone else is in the process of adding support for MarkForged kinematics to the firmware.
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Yes, it is basically Markforge but with 2 X axis
If I choose corexy the Y axisi works perfect but both the X axis goes diagonal. If I choose regular cartesian both the X axisi works but Y become diagonal.
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It sounds to me that MarkForged kinematics would work for that machine, provided it is implemented so that any additional axes created are straightforward linear axes.
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@dc42 yeah that would be awsome! Do you know when it's supose to be implemented?
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@dc42 Do you know who this someone is?
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It looks like that someone was a user who enquired about MarkForged kinematics on the RepRap forums, but decided the Duet was too expensive for him.
I've had an idea for a generalised Cartesian/CoreXY configuration that would also encompass CoreXZ, CoreXYU, MarkForged, Haq, and all other variants of the principle that the movement of an axis is a linear function of the movements of a number of motors. Now I need to refresh my memory on how to invert a matrix.
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Sounds very promising
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@dc42 I got this from a guy who has implemented a markforge design with a smoothieware board, would it be hard to use this and make the kinematics for the Duet?
https://github.com/simpai/Smoothieware/commit/3788c3812fc7e6b94c031ed4b90fcdb7680fc87c
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@dc42 I got this from a guy who has implemented a markforge design with a smoothieware board, would it be hard to use this and make the kinematics for the Duet?
https://github.com/simpai/Smoothieware/commit/3788c3812fc7e6b94c031ed4b90fcdb7680fc87c
Not really, however implementing MarkForged kinematics in RRF isn't difficult anyway. It would be best done by generalising the existing CoreXY kinematics. But right now I am trying to finish the 2.02 release, so now isn't the time to make that sort of change.
