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New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
4 years 8 months ago #234449
by alkabal
Replied by alkabal on topic New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
Oh yes i know the button is not on the good place i need to finish a little the gui...
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4 years 8 months ago #234464
by HaroldH
Replied by HaroldH on topic New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
Thank you.
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4 years 3 months ago #248502
by rajsekhar
Replied by rajsekhar on topic New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
Well, I am trying to test the component for first time.
But getting Import error for unique. (attached)
I had installed python-enum, but sudo apt-get install python-enum34 installation failed, saying "unable to locate package"
Where to get? Do i need to add any repository??
But getting Import error for unique. (attached)
I had installed python-enum, but sudo apt-get install python-enum34 installation failed, saying "unable to locate package"
Where to get? Do i need to add any repository??
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4 years 3 months ago #248598
by SrLange61
Replied by SrLange61 on topic New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
I see that you have Debian 7 32bit (i686). i686 seems to be less supported lately.
Debian 10 works fine with a Gekco540 on a parallel port for me.
Also a good way to test is to use a virtual machine. I have a compensation set up and working there too. I use to use Virtualbox but have now gone to LinuxKVM.
srl
Debian 10 works fine with a Gekco540 on a parallel port for me.
Also a good way to test is to use a virtual machine. I have a compensation set up and working there too. I use to use Virtualbox but have now gone to LinuxKVM.
srl
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3 years 7 months ago #267950
by ljkenny
Replied by ljkenny on topic New compensation component for engraving and 3D Printing
Z-Compensation in LinuxCNC seems like a super important feature - particularly for milling work items such as PCBs and the like.
Are this still thread and the original Git repo still the de-facto resources with respect to documentation?
Are this still thread and the original Git repo still the de-facto resources with respect to documentation?
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