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Just taking a guess at this one. I assume your talking about the 'square' not showing up on your board? By chance do you have that layer turned off. As shown in the pic below, (I'm still using V6.2

hello to group I have searched the message data base but can't figure out an answer. I draw a square using green layer 46,? EAGLE 7.3 I run pcbgcode 3.6.2.4 with milling box checked I get nothing on

Hi John, thanks for your suggestions /comments, you will be pleased to know I have eventually solved the problem though not without some hiccups along the way.? I checked the toolpath in 3D and it

So as I understand it: - The white/cyan lines are actual cutting? - The red lines are dry haul? Have you rotated the board to see its third dimension? I just wonder if some of the white lines are

Update on this problem :- 1)?? Problem exists on all versions of Eagle installed (7.7.0 , 9.6.0 and 9.6.2) 2)?? Problem only appears if "Top stencil" is run with Bottom outlines" 3) ? Downloaded

I have a newly designed circuit board using mainly SMD components with just? few through hole connectors as well.? The board is double sided to allow connection to the TH components, and 1/32"

Thank You.

Well, oldies but goldies. The system is shown on that hackaday link. So I would better start programming some viewer thing or adapt something from EMC2/linuxCNC. So I understand - viewer does not read

That’s quite the system you have there! I’m sure people on https://www.reddit.com/r/vintagecomputing/ would be interested in hearing about your system. The viewer doesn’t read g-code, it uses

Hello.? I have been working with eagle and gcode since 2010. My pcb-making-machine setup is an old CNC machine from the soviet era with a big communist three-rack-sized mainframe (PDP11 clone) which

Thanks for this tip with the "ratsnest process polygon". I was scratching my head for hours until I found your post. All I had was blank previews. Eagle 9.6.2 Pcb-gcode 3.6.0.4

Very cool!

I have discovered a very easy way to get a stencil file for the board outline - merely copy the entire project and edit the milling outline to lie on the "dimension" points. Run pcb-gcode? and use

Hi John, My error - should have said 15 degrees of course!!? Now I'm actually starting to use smd's for the purpose, I find that locating and holding the mylar stencil is quite a problem as it has to

HI Peter, other than that I use 15 degree bits, your results on the mylar are same as mine.,? I hadn't thought it would work, but it does. best regards, john ferguson

Coming rather late to this topic but I had problems generating proper sized stencils for SMD's some time ago. After a lot of searching I found that there was an error in calculating the toolpath, that

Thanks, that didn't fix the screen issues for me but it generated gcode just fine.

Thanks, I will download and try that.

Well, that did get me to the point where using the Magnifier tool in docked mode I could get the fields to display and I could press the Accept button. Then, I could generate the gcode for my board

Nope, the mouse cannot grab the pcb-gcode Setup window to reposition it, only change the horizontal borders a small amount. Thanks.