Official SO3 Hello World

[twforeman]

Excellent!

[Hans]

I see there's a newer, sexier Shapeoko in Hartford county!

[Jem-tech]

I see there's a newer, sexier Shapeoko in Hartford county!

I like how the powder coating came out on the parts I did. Looks cleaner and more professional

[edwardrford]

Jem-tech - I think you need to change your microstep settings on your machine. The helloworld appears to be 1/2 the size it should be?

Change the dip switches from 1/8 to 1/4 on your X and Y1 and Y2 switches.

Otherwise - LOOKS GREAT!

-Edward

[KRG]

Jem-tech - I think you need to change your microstep settings on your machine. The helloworld appears to be 1/2 the size it should be?

Change the dip switches from 1/8 to 1/4 on your X and Y1 and Y2 switches. Should the Z be on 1/8 or 1/4?????

Otherwise - LOOKS GREAT!

-Edward

Mine is even smaller!!!! Should I change the dip switches also???

[adamluna]

I must be doing something wrong... my Hello world doesnt want to work. When I put the sharpie and set it like following the instructions from the Carbide3D site, after I set to Zero all and load the project the Z axis goes all thew way up hitting the stoppers then goes all the way down hitting the sharpie to the paper and dis-aligning the sharpie. it then looks like it runs the program but way higher without even touching maybe 3" higher.

Help! I want to say Hello too!

Adam

[adamluna]

https://vimeo.com/132362182

This is what it's doing

Help!!

Adam


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[edwardrford]

Hi Adam -

Go back to the KB article and re-download the file: http://docs.carbide3d.com/article/37-sh ... ello-world

I just updated the g-code to define units (G21 = millimeters) instead of assuming your machine was in mm mode! That was my mistake, should be fixed now.

Also - after watching your video - make sure your DIP switches are all set to 1/4 (X,Y1,Y2,Z).

-Edward

[adamluna]

Edward,

thanks! you mean flipped to the top position? right now they are all in the bottom position.

Thanks!

Adam

[edwardrford]

Put them so they match this photo

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