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<techdave@r...> wrote: path Hi Tom and all: I believe that one of Art's priorities upon return from his vacation will be to "upgrade" the toolpath display. I think he will be redoing it to more

Now that you point it out I agree that I gained steps in Z when doing the photo engraving. It seemd fine about two thrids of the way through and then started diving deeper and deeper on each pass. I

Gentlemen, G41 is working. I had different expectations in what the screen would display. I thought the screen would display the un-offset path and the offset tool path like I have seen elsewhere.

Since last evening, I have been trying to get the g41 g code to work. One time it worked and displayed the ofsetted tool path on the tool path display, so I know it can work. In the tool table it has

Ted. All this is strange. i got my problems engraving a complex font with a V cutter and version 4.0a (lots of vertical small moves). The strange thing is the lost steps are not in the logical

Hi I know Arts not around but I thought I'd throw this out anyway. I have a machine running Mach2 that I'm developing that uses a solenoid controlled by a solid state relay. I have it hooked up so

also using a ssr to drive it. tig415 wrote:

i dont seem to have the problem....i use m07/m09 for up/down solenoid on a PCB engraving machine ....runs for hrs at a time up/down/up/down etc tig415 wrote:

I've been running a production job on my mill using M2 vers 3.x for months with no problems Updated to 4.0 and played with some engraving stuff over the weekend and had some strange Z problems.

Hello all, I am having a little trouble figuring this one out...my X axis will only move one way. When I jog the X axis both key strokes move it the same way. Help if you can. Thanks, Robin

Tom, you will have to modify the screen yourself with screen designer if you want to see the C axis DROs. You can copy them from the diagnostic screen. But it will be simpler to use the A axis. Except

I have set up my machine for x, y z, and c axis. The main screen displays xyz and a. Shouldn't it have changed to xyz and c? I indicated in the logic that C is angular. Shouldn't the c position

Gentlemen, When g41 is active, should not the tool path display show the offset? This is my first time to set up Mach2 and maybe I am missing something. Still running the 4.0 downloaded demo. Tom

I won't use lead screws on the plasma, just a chain loop and sprockets. I don't need the resolution on the plasma table. Where...In the US. I tried all of my sources and none had anything close to

same experience with Z lost steps. I had to lower the acceleration and max speed at 1/2. I thought it was a mechanical resonance problem, but is always a bit strange to me because my Z was designed to

George, if you are in auto limit override mode, mach2 issue an Estop when you hit a limit. After this you have to press the Estop mach2 button to go out of the Estop mode, and manually jog in the

Tom, according to Art, this chord problem is only a toolpath drawing issue. But i didn't verify yet. I uploaded some time ago a picture of the problem in the file section : mach2 exact stop

I had a similar experience on a machine .. I can jog the Z axis quite quickly, but in G01 or G00 moves, I have to set the accels MUCH slower and the max velocity down to ~1/3rd of what I can jog it

well, I hope if you are considering chain and leadscrews for your plasma, you also have a good supply of bellows, because plasma dust will ruin chain and leadscrews in very little time. Its an evil

I have a bit of a problem i was hoping someone could give some insight to. i've just finished the table on my mini-mill conversion. I am running 870 oz in powerpac steppers. My problem is when there