g2core in use - synthetos/g2 GitHub Wiki
g2core (and TinyG) are in use by people all over the world
This page links to the users we know about. If your project, business, (etc) uses TinyG or g2core then please add yourself here.
Preferably with video (of TinyG/g2core in use), or even helpful instructions for others to do the same. :smile:
Also, if you know of other projects, people, businesses (etc) using TinyG/g2core who aren't listed here, please feel welcome to add them.
Products
Current
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- Desktop CNC Milling Machine - Designed for milling aluminium (video)!
- Desktop PCB Milling Machine
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Dorna - 5-axis robot using g2core, initially created via a successful kickstarter
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Pensa Labs - The D.I.Wire range, high quality benchtop wire bending machines
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ShopBot - FabMo-based products (including the HandiBot)
- The ShopBot 5-Axis (uses g2core) has several demonstration videos on YouTube:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgbZENmGais - Trimming a vacuum formed part
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52zC5eYVvOU
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpIj-GnSnfM
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkCUD1GEFDE - 3D Carving
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CGOPUWAM4s - Carving a Foam Bust
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9y0Ceq6Edk - A & B Axis Calibration
- The ShopBot 5-Axis (uses g2core) has several demonstration videos on YouTube:
Older
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Several Printrbot (no longer in business) projects used TinyG/g2core:
- Printrbot CNC v2
- Printrbot Printrboard G2
- Printrbot Simple Pro
Projects
- 5 Axis Hotwire cutter
- CNC Stencil Cake decoration
- Craniobot Courier GUI - A HMI for the Craniobot Microsurgical Platform, developed by the Bio-Sensing and Bio-Robotics Laboratory at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Videos
Implementation
- Katt Scott's ROSCon 2014 talk about using ROS (Robot OS) to build a three axes pick and place robot
- TinyG content starts around ~9:07. Not super in depth on TinyG, mostly high level.
Things being created, where g2core is part of the process
- 5 Axis - Custom Made Hotwire Cutter
- Video showing the 5 Axis Hotwire cutter in action
- Golf putters by Honu Putters. Reported here by @MitchBradley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoLG7eB8SuI
In that video, the milling is done with Mach3 but since then I have built a new shop that is specialized for putters, converted my Taig mill to a g2core/Due/RaspberryPi/cncjs controller, and added several cnc processes to replace manual shaping.