G68 macro UCCNC

[@MrBrettStar]

Just brilliant, I didn’t even realise you could set zero to be a selected point in cam, I always thought it had to be referenced to the stock.

[@simranbal8668]

Excellent job at explaining . Thank you .

[@andrewbishop7066]

Excellent videos on probing have found them a major help in setting up probing can i as where to find the macro you use to setup the g68 offset thanks Andrew

[@MrBrettStar]

Just wondering if this macro is available yet? Thanks

[@android4cg]

Great video! When to get this Screenset?

[@tomahawkcnc5583]

This is the latest development version of uccnc you can download from cncdrive

[@android4cg]

I checked already cncdrive webpage and forum but could not find.

[@Krisjohnson83]

so the M1068 macro you put in your g code will call up the information stored in the macro M20068 that you have saved in the save settings button you put in the probe screen in your other video? its just one macro that tells uccnc to refence the other macro for rotation?

[@tomahawkcnc5583]

Yes

[@Krisjohnson83]

Any chance that macro is available online? I’m still learning c code, and can read it enough to have a basic understanding, and make some edits, but no where well enough to create a file yet.

[@tomahawkcnc5583]

As yet still working on it to get the bugs out also it will only work with a custom post processor and screenset

[@Krisjohnson83]

It seems like it might be able to be input manually if needed though? Probe, get the angle, and then manually put in the rotation in the Gcode editor?

[@tomahawkcnc5583]

@@Krisjohnson83 yes its done by using G68 A0B0R# where centre of rotation is about X0.0Y0.0 and angle #. Then use G69 to end out of rotation