MaslowCNC frame size vs effective area.

This simulation takes 3 factors into account, namely:

• the maximum angle between two arms, with one upright in between

  Assuming each angle between the arms has the same maximum. The greater the maximum angle, the greater the workable area. The inaccessible (hatched) area is formed by a curve of which every point on the curve has the maximum angle (it's a circular curve).

• the maximum length of an arm

  If the width or height of the frame is more than the arm/belt length, then a second limiting factor comes into play. For each corner, a circular boundary is / becomes visible.
  With the default recommended frame size, this factor is not an issue.

• the minimum angle between two arms, with two uprights in between

  Assuming each angle between the arms, with two uprights in between, has the same minimum.

Frame width: Frame height: Arm / belt length: Max. angle between arms: Min. angle between arms: