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Hi Reggie. I personally use a USB MICROSCOPE for focussing. The upside is
I don't have to look at the laser dot to focus, just watch it on my PC
screen. The downside is I have to do it everytime for varying thicknesses
of material, so can't use any macros. I also use an UNO with a Protoneer
CNC shield for the laser controller. I'm sure someone on the Arduino
website would be able to help with your idea.
I've had loads of help there in the past.
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I want to add a probe to a laser module to help with focusing.
I have ordered a capacitive sensor to give it a go.
I think that on the Uno board I use A5 for the probe and if I can
determine the material distance accurately from the laser module I should
be able to set an offset for the Z position. I could then use some macros
to reposition for various thicknesses of material that I would be cutting
etc.
This is all in theory, so I wondered if anyone has some experience with
this setup.
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I want to add a probe to a laser module to help with focusing.
I have ordered a capacitive sensor to give it a go.
I think that on the Uno board I use A5 for the probe and if I can determine the material distance accurately from the laser module I should be able to set an offset for the Z position. I could then use some macros to reposition for various thicknesses of material that I would be cutting etc.
This is all in theory, so I wondered if anyone has some experience with this setup.
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