LinuxCNC Features - a kind of NGCGUI
I have no experience working with them...
Are there any standard subroutines for lathe machining?
Have you seen my (no G-code) system?
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...0-lathe-macros#34357
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I have no experience working with them...
Are there any standard subroutines for lathe machining?
Have you seen my (no G-code) system?
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...0-lathe-macros#34357
(Feel free to use, ignore, alter, improve)
Thank you! That looks amazing! I'll try to find something useful there
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Are that Gcodes supported by LinuxCNC?Pages 52 - 113 in here, I believe - PDF
I have not found them in Gcode reference from LinuxCNC...
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Are that Gcodes supported by LinuxCNC?Pages 52 - 113 in here, I believe - PDF
I have not found them in Gcode reference from LinuxCNC...
No, that has nothing to do with LinuxCNC, as you know Nick only the G codes in the LinuxCNC manual are supported.
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No, that has nothing to do with LinuxCNC, as you know Nick only the G codes in the LinuxCNC manual are supported.
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Guilty, as charged. My apologies. I took his question -
in a literal sense and did not even think to wonder about LCNC specifically. That said, I'm kind of shocked that LCNC does not support G71 and the like... such a standard kind of thing... I better read some more. Wow.Are there any standard subroutines for lathe machining?
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I've found a bug, but do not know where is it, in linuxcnc or in it's docs
The docs says:
#<_x> - Return absolute machine X coordinate. Same as #5420.
(here www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gcode/o...ub:system-parameters )
But if we run the following code we have got (0,0) all the time. So it looks like #<_x> is relative coordinates.
Can somebody check it on other versions of linuxcnc?
My is 2.6.0-pre...
G54
G10 L2 P0 X0 Z0
G1 X0 Z0
(DEBUG, xy: #<_x>, #<_y>)
G10 L2 P0 X10 Z0
G1 X0 Z0
(DEBUG, xy: #<_x>, #<_y>)
G10 L2 P0 X20 Z0
G1 X0 Z0
(DEBUG, xy: #<_x>, #<_y>)
M02
PS We have a lot of new results on Features.
A lot of interface improvements and new subroutines for lathe.
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5420-5428 - Current Position including offsets in current program units (X Y Z A B C U V W)
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