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machine zero, yes, but not WORKPIECE zero, used by G54. please read this Home, Fusion360 and G53 Z moves
only the router is what you want turned on and off by the controller
well, you see, machines do not work like that..... they have a Machine Coordinate System (MCS), this is set by homing, or in GRBL's case,...
then you need to be following the proper 'fake the home' method else it (the machine, nor gcode) will not work correctly please read How to 'Fake...
ah, yes that is obvious, when it retracts it expects to see the probe connection BREAK during the retract move, but it did not move far enough to...
can you post a backup of your GRBL settings? slow acceleration should not be causing a probe failure, usually probing fails if the distance is...
GRBL wants X Y I J on every G2/G3 line. writing your own Gcode is an excellent vehicle for learning Gcode, but using a CAM for production code is...
coolant should just default to none if the user has not selected an actual option (ie no coolant codes are output). Usual option is Flood, Duet...
GRBL only uses relative I J K offsets, LinuxCNC can use absolute or relative. also, although GRBL can do full circles, it does not always work,...
if the genmitsu controller runs GRBL 1.1 or grblHAL then it already stores the settings inside itself, so it will 'just work'.
you will need to remove all references to the alert() method call and if you used 'power' as a local variable, you have to change the name since...
I made a plugin for bCNC for rounding stock in a 4th axis. initial trials went ok, but it is very much alpha. You can use this to just generate...
did you google that error message in the first image?
I would first set it to ' not readonly'. I don't know how to do that on mac, maybe right click and change permissions or properties or?
follow all the EMI prevention things in the documentation docs:blackbox-x32:faq-emi [OpenBuilds Documentation]
please send me your Fsuion360 drawing file so I can debug this. never mind, looks like the recent changes messed with the 'alert' method, I will...
so you have an actual 4th axis that is referenced by the controller as the A axis and NOT swapping plugs to run the rotary off the Y axis, right?
something is loose such that when pushing against the cutting forces it flexes one way then after a bit it overcomes the cutting forces and cuts...
so what have you got, and how it is all connected?
