Move Machine to inside soft limits when Probe Basic on

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02 Mar 2025 05:13 #322989 by aikiaviator
As a close out to the topic...(unless I find other issues).

PM728VT, X Y and Z axis.

X is now positive i.e 0 to 480, homing on left corner of table, and cutter moving to the right, table moving to left. Total distance 480mm.
Y is negative. 0 to negative. Homing on front of table. This sets home in the negative. With table cutting moving towards back (i.e. table moving to front)
Z is Negative 0 to negative number. Homing at top of Mill. Distance 317mm.

Working as expected. So basically unless homing at back for Y and bottom for Z, these numbers will reference negative unless there is another way to "set" zero as home at the other end of the soft limits.

Thanks for everyones input.
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02 Mar 2025 17:43 #323033 by Lcvette
I think using words adds complexity from interpretation of explanation, Machine Coordinates for X0, Y0, Z0

Z0 = Head Fully Up
X0 = Table fully Right
Y0 = Table fully Forward

Axis travel direction for table and head:

Z+ = /\ Head moves up
X+ = < Table moves tot he left
Y+ = \/ Table moves towards the front

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06 Mar 2025 09:28 #323341 by aikiaviator
Thanks. Yes. This is what I have. Thank you. :-)

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07 Mar 2025 15:02 #323417 by Lcvette
Excellent! do you have a build log somewhere on social media?

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09 Mar 2025 02:33 #323553 by aikiaviator
Unfortunately not yet, but am looking to get this cataloged for others as I have completed quite a few 3d printed parts to help support the PM728VT machine to CNC.

As such this can help others move across more quickly.

I want to make sure there is a positive ending before releasing the build program, just to make sure others get to a realistic endpoint. :-)

Currently using a laptop, and seems to be Ok. But may need to get a miniPC to run it all so just incrementally addressing each issue.
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09 Mar 2025 14:22 #323560 by Lcvette
nice! please post up when its done, that is an interesting machine, look robust for a bench mill/

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