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Thanks,

That'll probably do that its available for the post processor.

As per the title: Kerf Width, is it available to the post processor / code snippets? say I want to do something via a path rule (before end), is it possible to enter a variable in the distance such as kerf width? Or is it possible to use a mathermatical expression such as kerf width + leadout? Thank...

what machine are you running this post processor on? Mach3, Mach4, LinuxCNC? In Mach3 G28.1 Reference Axis Program G28.1 X~ Y~ Z~ A~ B~ C~ to reference the given axes. The axes will move at the current feed rate towards the home switch(es), as defined by the Configuration. When the absolute machine ...

hmm.... not sure why the problem may happen all of a sudden after 3 years of use... memory issue? temporary files?

just guessing now....

any clues with task manager looking at ram usage?

Any idea how I can do that with the path rules "On Small Shapes" and "On Small Circles" so if I wanted a code snippet before M3 and after M5, it would do it automatically. Keith Keith My approach to this was to add a text box which to define a custom tool parameter and then use ...

Which sheetcam development version are you using? Go to Help >> About The reason why I ask is because my jet cutting operation have another box which says Start at the centre of circles smaller than ..... 2019-06-25 21_23_05-SheetCam TNG Development - Untitled.png Also have you edited the post proce...

Now I am in front of a laptop and not a phone I can give you a bit more information.... It you open up the default installed CandCNCPlasmaLLCNC-rev16.scpost post processor you'll see that it has post.DefineCustomToolParam("PlasmaTool", "Preset volts", "presetVolts", sc....

you can add it to the post processor file so that an extra text box is added to the tool table. I would suggest you have a look at the candcnc post processors installed as default. at the start of the code befor oninit() there is a section that defines additional thc voltages that the candcnc postpr...

why don't you edit the post processor to add in m205 before M3?

your information on the THC is available here:

https://minithc.com/
The contact is Denis Yusupov (email address on the contact page)

https://minithc.com/pub/MiniTHC2_EN.pdf

https://minithc.com/pub/Ohmic_Sensor_EN.docx

are you using the same post processors on both machines

hi welcome to the fun of CNC and learning new things.

sorry can't help with boring

check all your axis are moving in the right direction.....

normally z+ is upward and z- is downward

X+ is to your right
X- is to your left
Y+ is away from you
Y- is towards you

you probably want to post a copy of the post processor you are actually using (especially if you have modified something)

and finally does planet CNC have a setting to do something such as a safe retract at the end of the file run.....

suggest post links to whatever and all planet CNC files

have you got a list of all the gcodes that planetcnc uses?