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Z ending will always have to be negative . but if you have X and Y limits at front left corner, the end positions will have to be positive to...
GRBL parameters are stored in the controller, so... not in fusion, not in the postprocessor, but accessed through the OpenBuildCONTROL which is...
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you would have to delve deeply into the GUI code you have to compile GRBL with custom options compiling config no
Quite correct, the longer the better so long as the yardstick is also correct (-: The resource on calibration does point this out, but we must...
The speed used for rapid moves is determined by settings within GRBL, the software in the controller. These are the 'max rate' settings for each...
the bCNC GUI for GRBL can also do it, in the tools section. Note that you can use that tool to add the drag knife corners and save the Gcode,...
ok, I did not see the text file output, it has many options (-: you will have to process the file after saving since I think it will always save...
Yes. bCNC will scan a surface and save the points to a file. It is setup to use that point file for wrapping flat Gcode around the probed surface...
why are you writing code when bCNC can already do this? vlachoudis/bCNC I bound some F keys to the 'record rapid' and 'record motion' functions...
in which case you probably want to use this feature [MEDIA]
Use the Openbuilds postprocessor for Fusion360. It will automatically create a file per tool.
also, if you give a $# command in the serial console it will display all your current offsets so you can see what it thinks G28 is set to.
GRBL defaults the G28 position to 0,0,0, the same as machine home. If you move to anywhere and issue a G28.1 it will set the current position as...
You have not mentioned what GUI you are using. In openbuildscontrol there is the jog speed right there in among the jog controls bCNC will always...
and balance the current settings, ie make them both the same for Y and Y2
Z home is up, correctly, so that END OF JOB z POSITION (MCS Only) (MM) = -10 is correct, Gcode can move it up to 'home-10mm' for safety moves....
can one not pull the code from github and install it on a local server like a RPi ? edit: oh never mind, that code is not on github
I think you need a bullnose tool, with a 45 deg chamfer on the end. then ti can get to the sides and bottom and also do the chamfer without...
The machine has a home, this is 0,0,0 and is the Machine Coordinate System (MCS). Everything else happens relative to this. GRBL supports 6 Work...