All my CNC programs move to the origin (0,0) BEFORE beginning the actual program...
Any way to get Vcarve to skip this?
Thanks!
How do I remove stop at origin before cutting?
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Re: How do I remove stop at origin before cutting?
You can update the post processor. By default it moves the machine to Home.
You can change that.
You can change that.
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+---------------------------------------------------
+ Commands output at the start of the file
+---------------------------------------------------
begin HEADER
"T1M6"
"G17"
"G0[ZH]"
"G0[XH][YH][S]M3"
- Randall Newcomb
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Re: How do I remove stop at origin before cutting?
Wow thanks! Have been trying to solve this mystery for a long time...
Can you tell me more specifically how to access the post processor edit screen to add those lines of code?
Thanks again.
Can you tell me more specifically how to access the post processor edit screen to add those lines of code?
Thanks again.
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Re: How do I remove stop at origin before cutting?
Post processors are text files. You can edit them with your favorite text editor.
In Vcarve select File/Open Application Data Folder... The post processors are either in the My_PostP or the PostP folder.
Make a backup copy of the file you are about to change.
Make the edits using your favorite text editor.
Save the file.
Open/Restart Vcarve to see the changed post processor.
In Vcarve select File/Open Application Data Folder... The post processors are either in the My_PostP or the PostP folder.
Make a backup copy of the file you are about to change.
Make the edits using your favorite text editor.
Save the file.
Open/Restart Vcarve to see the changed post processor.
- Randall Newcomb
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out, another good day in the shop
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out, another good day in the shop