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There are quite a few poeple that done so but I don't know of any product that you can buy and just plug-and-play. I'm hoping that will change soon.
I'm pretty sure that they are written and saved on Grbl. It doesn't accept new settings any other way. As for machine profiles, I'm not aware of...
Look in protocol.c and the main loop. It constantly checks the serial read buffer for a new character. You just need to insert your g-code there...
Not really. Unless your program is literally a few dozens of lines long. It's best to have a separate Arduino just feed Grbl the g-code through...
Position is not lost, if the machine is properly reset. Only offsets are reset to defaults, which are cleared to zeros. You may want to operate in...
Depends on what you mean by recover. If you mean resume, '~' is the correct method. To cancel a job and clear buffers, `ctrl-x` is the right thing...
Sorry. I can only help with the mainstream Grbl, not forks with significant modifications, because I don't know what they modified and how.
True, but that's assuming you are cutting box joints with equal spacing. I've actually recently looked into making one of these with Grbl. The...
I agree with using G1 or G0, but I disagree about using M30. He's trying to pause the program so he can perform the box joint cut and then hit...
The default Grbl build uses variable PWM with voltage indicating RPM, so you will need to specify the 'S' word with the max rpm (your $31 setting)...
Grbl also has a lower step frequency limit due to the resolution of the 16-bit timer. For a 40step/mm axis, this translates to a 20mm/min, if I...
You can also try disabling PWM by commenting out the VARIABLE_SPINDLE line in config.h and recompiling. This will swap the spindle enable pin from...
Hi Steve, First off, each correspondence I've had with you has been loud, snarky, and about something that you thought didn't make any sense,...
Sorry that it didn't work out for you. There are tens of thousands of Grbl users that have been successful at using Grbl and it works for what...
This is a Grbl Panel issue. I'm not exactly sure what would cause that problem. I would post this question on the GrblPanel site.
Not sure. I would ask the bCNC developers about this issue. My guess is memory allocation with Python but 800KB isn't very large.
According to the Grbl wiki, alarm code 9 means homing couldn't find the limit switches within the search distance. Thats related to you max travel...
If the error is a consistent throughout, then it's likely belt stretch. Belts are not infinitely stiff. You can check this by moving your machine...
That can be from several sources, but they usually come from mechanical backlash, belt stretch, or something loose like the set screws on the...
Grbl doesn't use any Arduino code and will break if you try to.
