hi I'm new to vcarve and dealing with post processors and found these posts that clint posted.
the G52L1 on line 105 i have a question about
why is it here? i don't have a fixture offset set up but it moving my pieces on the Y axis down not tight to the end
if anyone else has tips or tricks please post them
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Thomas strembitsky
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Re: vcarve post question
Tom,
This is the XY zero position call for those using the Fixture Offset Table to call that location, typically for those with pop up pins its the corner opposite of home. If you are not using the Fixture Offset Table, you can delete this line, then replace with what you are using (G901, G51, G92, etc). Or you can replace the 1 with the correct number you are using. The post can be edited in a Notepad so you don't have to change every file you post from Vcarve.
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This is the XY zero position call for those using the Fixture Offset Table to call that location, typically for those with pop up pins its the corner opposite of home. If you are not using the Fixture Offset Table, you can delete this line, then replace with what you are using (G901, G51, G92, etc). Or you can replace the 1 with the correct number you are using. The post can be edited in a Notepad so you don't have to change every file you post from Vcarve.
-Clint-