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Hi, I am not developing a firmware for the PolarBear. There is no need to develop something from scratch. I just developed a cartesian to polar post processor, which is...

I am happy to hear that another build is on the way! In my opinion, knowledge should be all open source. I use open source information almost everyday both for...

Hi, Thanks. It requires some basic skills; 1 - You should be able to use basic tools. 2 - You must have basic electrical knowledge. Then, if you have all...

Having some arduino knowledge would make it very easy. It requires some wiring and you may or may not need soldering, depends on how you get required wires. Also power...

Hi, Thanks. It can work on wood and softer materials. I carved some woods while developing the first prototype. Unfortunately I couldn't film them. I will demonstrate some wood work...

Hi! Current STLs and BOM is only for experimental purposes and I am working on V1. Once I release v1, I will also publish several building videos, instructions and tutorials....

Hi, As the developer of polar kinematics, I verified the issue by running a test with the following g-code on a babyBear polar 3D printer : ``` G28 XY G92...

After a lot of tests, I found that both singularity movements and jerk calculations involve in the problem. I tried several experimental codes to fix the problems. Here are current...

There are several things would be affecting the outcome in your case. You seem marked that you dont use a host software in the issue explanation, but you are using...

POLAR_CENTER_OFFSET calculates a movement with an offset. So, it is still possible that a movement can end up on the same infinite line with the origin after offsetting. If the...