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  1. #1
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    I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Hi there,

    I have mentioned this is other posts but unable to locate them. Here's a video of the issue:



    Whenever I have none concentric arcs in toolpath regardless of feedrate I get this issue and that's as fast as it will go with these arcs.

    The mc is the uc300, buffer size 0.3, look ahead 300 lines, cv stop angle 89.

    Cpu usage low. It's wrecking bits cutting this slow, if you have any ideas I would be very greatful.

    Thanks

    Jon

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    On your video I don't see much,
    Maybe you want to post some g-codes to let see the issue.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Just ran toolpath on other machine which has an i7 pc and 750ti graphics card and uc400, same jerky motion.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by OlfCNC View Post
    On your video I don't see much,
    Maybe you want to post some g-codes to let see the issue.
    Thanks for reading olf

    (1)
    (T4 D=6.35 CR=0. - ZMIN=-19. - FLAT END MILL)
    G90 G94 G91.1 G40 G49 G17
    G21

    (2D CONTOUR1)
    M5
    M9
    T4 M6
    S5000 M3
    G54
    M8
    G0 X98.296 Y120.85
    G43 Z15. H4
    Z7.5
    G1 Z-5.865 F508.
    Y120.857 Z-5.964
    X98.295 Y120.881 Z-6.061
    X98.294 Y120.919 Z-6.153
    X98.292 Y120.971 Z-6.238
    X98.29 Y121.036 Z-6.314
    X98.288 Y121.111 Z-6.379
    X98.285 Y121.196 Z-6.431
    X98.282 Y121.288 Z-6.469
    X98.279 Y121.385 Z-6.492
    X98.276 Y121.484 Z-6.5
    X98.256 Y122.119
    G3 X97.601 Y122.734 I-0.635 J-0.02
    G2 X97.492 Y122.732 I-0.112 J3.573 F1016.
    G1 X96.219 Y122.731
    G2 X96.161 I-0.003 J3.575
    G1 X94.877 Y122.751
    G2 X94.816 Y122.753 I0.056 J3.575
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    G2 X93.459 Y122.798 I0.116 J3.573
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    G2 X75.518 Y126.255 I1.207 J3.365
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    G1 X63.397 Y133.205

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    What are your settings for Linear error, linear addition, linear unify, and corner error?

    And your using mm's, correct?
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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    I can set the acceleration @ 2000mm/s/s which levels out the volicity to almost correct, but the jerks are still happening and get shed loads of vibration from it.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Check to make sure "exact stop" isn't checked. If exact stop isn't checked then try changing CV stop angle to 180 and see if you have the same problem.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    What are your settings for Linear error, linear addition, linear unify, and corner error?

    And your using mm's, correct?
    At defaults:

    Linear error 0.03,
    Linear addition 1,
    Linear unify length 2,
    Corner error 0.03


    Its got to be something in the code, Does anyone have a uccnc pp for 360/inventor?

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by geh7552 View Post
    Check to make sure "exact stop" isn't checked. If exact stop isn't checked then try changing CV stop angle to 180 and see if you have the same problem.
    Thanks for your input ger. Changing angle to 180 had no effect. In Cv Mode

    Happening across 2 machines one ethernet controller one usb, one with ethernet controller the pc is very fast. Is anyone getting smooth motion in uccnc with i j arcs?

    The jerks i believe correspond to the switch between g1 and g2

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Thanks. I'll have to go out now, will try to run your code tomorrow.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Where'd that terrible code come from?
    1mm straight moves with 0.1mm arcs between them.

    If you deleted the lines with the arcs, you probably wouldn't see the difference in the part, and it would probably run much smoother.

    Set your linear error max to .1 and see if it helps?
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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Update. Just tried Pp with radius 'R' instead of I J. Same problem, Both machines.

    (1)
    (T4 D=6.35 CR=0. - ZMIN=-19. - FLAT END MILL)
    G90 G94 G91.1 G40 G49 G17
    G21


    (2D CONTOUR1)
    M5
    M9
    T4 M6
    S5000 M3
    G54
    M8
    G0 X98.296 Y120.85
    G43 Z15. H4
    Z7.5
    G1 Z-5.865 F508.
    Y120.857 Z-5.964
    X98.295 Y120.881 Z-6.061
    X98.294 Y120.919 Z-6.153
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    X98.29 Y121.036 Z-6.314
    X98.288 Y121.111 Z-6.379
    X98.285 Y121.196 Z-6.431
    X98.282 Y121.288 Z-6.469
    X98.279 Y121.385 Z-6.492
    X98.276 Y121.484 Z-6.5
    X98.256 Y122.119
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    G2 X97.492 Y122.732 R3.575 F1016.
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    G2 X78.224 Y125.324 R3.575
    G1 X76.963 Y125.736

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Where'd that terrible code come from?
    1mm straight moves with 0.1mm arcs between them.

    If you deleted the lines with the arcs, you probably wouldn't see the difference in the part, and it would probably run much smoother.

    Set your linear error max to .1 and see if it helps?
    This is inventor hsm pro. The tolerance for operation is set at 0.01

    Will try changing linear error. But if uccnc does not support proper arcs how does a post processor create non concentric arcs without lots of small straight line moves. What am i missing.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Where'd that terrible code come from?
    1mm straight moves with 0.1mm arcs between them.

    If you deleted the lines with the arcs, you probably wouldn't see the difference in the part, and it would probably run much smoother.

    Set your linear error max to .1 and see if it helps?
    Nope like you say ger, its the way the code is written no amount of cv setting seems to do much at all.

    Set cv error 0.1, corner error 0.1, Operation tolerance 0.1, Pp Minimum circular radius 0.1. No change.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Your code is 95% straight moves, with very, very small arcs connecting them. It would yield the exact same part if it was just straight lines.
    It's really very bad code. Rather than smoothly running along the straight lines, and having CV mode blend them together, the tiny arcs are causing it to try to stay closer to the commanded path, which means it must slow down to do that.

    I suspect that the issue lies within the 4 tolerance settings that I mentioned.
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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Do you have backlash comp enabled?
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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Do you have backlash comp enabled?
    Yes 0.03, comp accel 500mm/s/s.

    Fixed. You have to have smoothing ticked when creating the operation in Cam. I need to be ticking that box for every operation i make. Great. Shouldn't have assumed that setting the tolerance higher would achieve the same result.

    with smoothing:

    (1)
    (T4 D=6.35 CR=0. - ZMIN=-19. - FLAT END MILL)
    G90 G94 G91.1 G40 G49 G17
    G21


    (2D CONTOUR1)
    M5
    M9
    T4 M6
    S5000 M3
    G54
    M8
    G0 X98.296 Y120.85
    G43 Z15. H4
    Z7.5
    G1 Z-5.865 F508.
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    Thanks for your help Ger.. Noticing the small moves pushed me the right direction.

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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Try the original code with backlash comp turned off.

    Also, make sure you close and restart UCCNC after making any changes.
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    Re: I+j arc jerk issue driving me nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Try the original code with backlash comp turned off.

    Also, make sure you close and restart UCCNC after making any changes.
    Just tried it on the i7/uc400 machine, opened and closed. No avail. jerking the same. So there we go, I think you would need a machine capable of instant acceleration to run that code without jerking.

    Happy i now know ' you have to use smoothing for cutting arcs in hsm'

    Interesting though the higher the smoothing value the more small straight moves it generates over arcs so the jerking starts to creep back in. 0.03 seems to be the fastest setting with the least amount of transitions between arcs and xy moves. Still get a deceleration/acceleration at each transition though. Angle is a continuous curve so wouldnt meet the cv stop angle. So still something that doesnt make sense here.

    Smoothest setting for linear error seems to also be 0.03, 0.1 or 0.01 it runs at a less constant velocity. Coincidence or could it be that the linear error needs to match the cam smoothing setting.

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