Hi Everyone, I have a workbee used as a production machine, and to do so I used the code for a part, then wrote a move to a new coord system (to replicate the same part, automatically, next to it and so on...). Now, that all works great and the machine cuts multiple copies out of one stretch of wood, however, I usually play a little with the manual feed rate slider in openbuilds CAM to start the process at different feed speeds. The issue I have is that each time I use the G10 P0 L20 command to reset the coordinates (to start the next new piece), the feed rate slider in openbuilds CAM resets itself to 100% again. I normally run those pieces at 150% - 200%. So would love to find a command to put in to get the federate back to 200% to do the next piece? Thank you in advance
Have a read through gnea/grbl > Realtime override commands about halfway down In principle that sounds unlikely, overrides and coordinate systems are not connected, can you elaborate? If you NORMALLY use a faster speed, why not just CAM it up with the correct feedrate from the get-go?
Hi, thanks for your reply, it surprised me too, it could actually be to do with the M codes at the end of each part script to finish the machining cycle that does that, I will edit those and see if that helps. The reason I want to do it this way is it saves a lot of time to just scale the feedrates with the slider rather than constantly tweaking them in the CAM software (I use fusion 360), as there are a lot of separate feeds in many different tool paths so I find it easier to this
Problem solved, I just ()'d out the M functions at the end and the feed rate stays the same . Thank you for your input guys!
