Carbide 3D Shapeoko HDM, Руководство по началу работы

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Hybrid Table: The Hybrid Table has slabs of MDF nestled within aluminum T-track extrusions. The Hybrid Table
makes the machine base square, extremely rigid, and provides multiple workholding options.
Job Zero / Job Origin / Toolpath Zero / Program Zero: It may have many names, but job zero basically tells the
machine where to begin running the job. Job zero is a point in your design where all of the toolpaths will be
based from (the X, Y, and Z coordinates). Job zero is most commonly set in the lower-left corner of your stock.
Jog: Move the spindle to a specific position (a set of X, Y, Z coordinates) in the work area.
Spindle: The spindle is the part of the Shapeoko HDM that turns the end mills. The 80mm water-cooled spindle
has an 8
– 24k RPM motor. It is controlled by the variable-frequency drive (VFD) and cooled by the closed-loop
chiller.
Stock / Workpiece / Material: The sheet of material (wood, plastic, composite/synthetic, metal) being machined.
Toolpath: A toolpath is the “route” the cutting tool will follow as it shapes the workpiece. We use Carbide Create
or MeshCAM to define the toolpaths for a project.
Toolchange: When running a job that require multiple tools, Carbide Motion will prompt you each time you
need to change tools. After each toolchange, the machine will use the BitSetter HDM to measure the length of
the new tool.
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD): The VFD controls the spindle. The custom VFD interface board turns the spindle
on and off and automatically sets the RPM based on the project G-code. It also filters the AC power lines to
reduce the electrical noise that can leave the VFD and spindle and get into the AC supply lines.
Warthog: Warthog is the fourth major version of our GRBL-based motion control. It uses a 36-volt power supply
for better performance with the bigger motors used in the HDM. Warthog also uses a combination of optical
isolation and an RS-422 serial connection to the computer for additional immunity from electrical noise and
static discharge.
Work Envelope: A working envelop e is the CNC machine’s range of movement across its three axes: X, Y, Z.
Machine-Use and Maintenance Log
Track project specs, maintenance timeline, and cutter, project, and machine hours with the Machine-Use and
Maintenance Log on the next page.