Hi everyone, have been doing a lot of work on my new workbee and getting used to adjusting the code! I have a question as I've been running single piece projects from fusion360. I'd like to edit the G-code so that I can take the code for one part, shift the WCS (in the program) and then have the machine generate the same part alongside it (for the purpose of creating a mult-part single program) without having to move the WCS myself once the single part program has finished. I know G52 can do this, but this isn't supported by GRBL (as I found our!). Does anyone know the GRBL equivalent? For example, I wish to move the WCS by 220mm in the +ve X direction, in G2, this is just G52 X220, but need the GRBL one . Thanks so much in advance D
In Grbl (or any control that adheres to GCODE standards) you can change Work Offset with the G10L2 command See G Codes (; thats for example what we use for the SETZERO buttons in OpenBuildsCONTROL: OpenBuilds/OpenBuilds-CONTROL
Thanks for this, I did try it but it didn't work for some reason, the open builds interface only showed one part in the 3D rendering? I used the G54 command instead by itself and this worked ok and shows two parts in the rendering. I did notice that the coordinate system was initialized with G54 at the beginning of the code and I thought that's why the G10 didn't work, but removing it didn't make any difference... Any ideas? No worries of not as the G54 seems to do the job just fine
