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Oxy/Fuel table
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I would rather expect the same G-code to work on both LinuxCNC and Mach3.
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You need to contact CandCNC about this, there is specific oxy/fuel support in CommandCNC. I believe the PP they supply for SheetCam also supports oxy/fuel. I have never done oxy/fuel so I can't help.
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I might need those oxygen tanks for something else, like breathing !
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()1) on initial start movement goes to 1st. pierce at safe Z height then drops to pierce height to preheat. It should drop to cut height for preheat interval then move to pierce height, pierce the drop to cut height as movement begins on lead in.
(2) torch only moves to cut height during lead in on straight lead in. on an arc lead in torch does not lower till there is a straight line segment somewhere in the drawing file.
(3) if I have to stop anywhere in mid cut< & I hi lite line segment to repeat then hit run from line Nothing happens.
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islander261 wrote: Hi
You need to contact CandCNC about this, there is specific oxy/fuel support in CommandCNC. I believe the PP they supply for SheetCam also supports oxy/fuel. I have never done oxy/fuel so I can't help.
John
have been trying
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tommylight wrote: I am also going to have to dive into oxy/acetylene cutting head first very soon.
I might need those oxygen tanks for something else, like breathing !
I have to use Oxy/Fuel Most everything I use in the machine shop or Fab shop is 3/8" through 2". I do use some 1/4"
This isn't a hobby for me it's my Job.... Well its a hobby I make a living doing!!
Ive had this table for nearly 12 years It has been near perfect with Mach3 & WinXP & CandCNC product of that age 2006-2007. When computer finally died I couldnt make the old hardware work with Win10 & the latest version of Mach3. so I wanted away from windows altogether for CNC work
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