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Tagging in @David the swarfer as I don't see anything off (may be wrong) - it is our post (was making sure) etc
docs:blackbox:hello-world [OpenBuilds Documentation] Probably not homing related per-se. Post the files so we can check what the ending said to do
It is still on the todo list.
Then taking it apart will have to be on the agenda (:
Thanks for the suggestions! Grbl does not accept moves during a pause - for good reason - it can crash (user intervention takes it away from...
By Homing and setting Start and End of Job to a negative number. See Search Results for Query: Fusion g53 | OpenBuilds
Can wiggle them out one by one if you remove the bolts.
It's budget level, not as good as say a DQ542ma. Use google to learn more
That's 1.5v coils - 24V is sufficient overhead for most good drivers to do their job on these. Not so good though
Specific make / model no would help Depends on motor specs: inductance, resistance, current etc. Again, providing actual details will allow us...
See docs:blackbox:connect-plasma [OpenBuilds Documentation] for wiring Your CAM application will send the right commands: See...
That depends on what controller/stepper drivers you are using. BlackBox for examples is 24v.
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You can zero using Python as well. Just checkout the G10 L20 command: LinuxCNC "G-Code" Quick Reference Whether to use control or your own...
Absolutely, as a modular system, you can swop about however you wish
Oooops! I missed that, so sorry! Still good if anyone else stumbles on it in this thread, now its linked to your awesome holder again :) You know...
Browse the RESOURCES tab above: XYZ Probe Plus Holder
Not weird no, Grbl is locked out because either its in Alarm (flashing bell icon? click Clear Alarm) or its waiting on you to Home (click Home All...
Correct, save Gcode.
Interface just sends the gcode along, just like the computer would. Switch back to computer, run the same file, same settings, same zero point etc...
