I removed the battery diode, and ran wired diodes. I wanted to be able to switch it on/off with my pendant. That's fine, but I didn't like the battery-operated/push button setup. That's when I decided to quit farting around, and just ordered the Dynatorch unit (mentioned above). It's still sitting on top of the tool box, where it went a few days after it arrived. Well here is the video, if Masso can get these movements, especially from the Scribe were on a winner.Anyone ever try one of these? pretty cheap, don't know much about these I guess the accuracy depends on how high they are mounted on the torch, and that changes with raising or lowering the Z axis?
I have no idea if this is the fix or not but it is the only thing i can see. OK after looking at the script maybe just change the false to "true or G28" If this value is true then use G28 (home) for Z reference Leave this as nil if the scriber is fixed to the same axis as the torch In that case no Z values will be output at all while scribing.
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Use the special code 'nil' on the Z axis to disable it. Do not use inches here even if you want inch code Hi Fablab, Didn't realize the scribe was separate to the Z axis, so this is just a stab in the dark for me, but i think it has to changed here in the script.
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Just racking my brain on how to get a router fitted to my Z axis at the moment, just going though all the options i could try. but i will add a video from JD Squared showing how their plasma behaves for motion! Jcoldon, Haven't thought about the M01 trick yet, I'm a long way of from thinking about that. Hey fellers, I,m just fumbling though this myself and only been in this for two years! Like i can't even get square edge cuts yet! Quote from Ross on March 22, 2021, 4:30 pm Please let me be clear this is not a complaint nor a criticism as I said before your post works great & I am very happy with it, I guess I just always have to tinker around with things 🙂 The torch is mechanically (Z Axis) driven and the scribe is purely pneumatic (the height is controlled with an air cylinder) via.
In my case the scribe & the torch don't share a screw. I completely understand what your saying & your right when I am cutting, however when scribing I don't need to take a Z reference. PS: I notice you added the park G30 in the script, "Nice" post.Text (" M05 G30 M30 (-End of program-)\n") Scribe is the above mentioned with the added offsets added for the scribe. Probe function is done for plasma, then sets a reference of zero then will go to piece height. Other wise it will have no idea were the job is! It's function is to obtain a zero reference. Quote from Ross on March 21, 2021, 1:41 pm I have attached a copy of my running post if that helps. It doesn't hurt anything, I just don't need it for my configuration, any pointers on how to remove it & not break anything else would be greatly appreciated. The only thing I would like to change (its not a big deal) and I haven't figured out how to do, is eliminate the initial Z probe cycle, with my setup I don't need it. I just made a few minor tweaks for my homebuilt machine & so far it is almost perfect. I would just like to thank you very much for your post processor!! It is working just awesome for me. Quote from Fablab on March 21, 2021, 10:37 am
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