Thank you for the instructions at the end of the video! I was facing the same issue of the Z-axis not raising after it was done milling. But I didn’t want to add it manually each time i generated a new file. I edited the default Post Processor. Add this on line 844 and 1900 writeblock(gFormat.format(1), “X”+0, “Y”+0, “Z”+20); in the default Mach3 processor :). You can change the “Z”+20 to the number that you like.
Good clear instructions, a bit like me, it takes 16 minutes to get 4 minutes worth of info out, I tend to do exactly the same thing and elaborate on every point, sometimes though there are little nuggets of info in there that the short videos brush over, cheers for taking the time to share your knowledge
I notice that your G-code nc file extension is a tap file, my Mach3 software could not recognise this file, did you alter yours when you were done with editing your G-code?
Thank you for the instructions at the end of the video!
I was facing the same issue of the Z-axis not raising after it was done milling. But I didn’t want to add it manually each time i generated a new file. I edited the default Post Processor.
Add this on line 844 and 1900 writeblock(gFormat.format(1), “X”+0, “Y”+0, “Z”+20); in the default Mach3 processor :).
You can change the “Z”+20 to the number that you like.
Good clear instructions, a bit like me, it takes 16 minutes to get 4 minutes worth of info out, I tend to do exactly the same thing and elaborate on every point, sometimes though there are little nuggets of info in there that the short videos brush over, cheers for taking the time to share your knowledge
great tutorial, thanks for sharing your work!
Thank you for this clear explanation..
An excellent guide, thank you very much for this.
Thanks for the video
I notice that your G-code nc file extension is a tap file, my Mach3 software could not recognise this file, did you alter yours when you were done with editing your G-code?