Hi All - Internally we've been working on a knowledge base repository for all things Shapeoko 3. You can find the results of our efforts here:
Main Site - http://docs.carbide3d.com/
Shapeoko Specific - http://docs.carbide3d.com/category/10-shapeoko-3
We are constantly adding information to the site and are open to suggestions for articles if you have any.
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Shapeoko 1 #0 - a couple of upgrades.
Shapeoko 2 #0 - a couple of upgrades.
Shapeoko 3 #2 - Stock
Shapeoko 2 #0 - a couple of upgrades.
Shapeoko 3 #2 - Stock
Re: Shapeoko KB Site
Referring to
http://docs.carbide3d.com/article/39-ho ... e-switches
The following line of code would have to be added to each program?
enter a G92 command suited to the desired relationship between the spindle position and the stock material:
G92 X0 Y0 Z0 (if the endmill is at the desired origin)
G92 X0 Y0 Z3.175 (if the Z-height of the tip of the endmill has been set off the worksurface using a 3.175mm endmill and the current unit system is metric)
G92 X0 Y0 Z-6.35 (if the Z-height of the tip of the endmill is currently set at the worksurface and one has stock material mounted which one wants to leave a quarter inch of material uncut (at Z0 and lower) and the current unit system is metric)
http://docs.carbide3d.com/article/39-ho ... e-switches
The following line of code would have to be added to each program?
enter a G92 command suited to the desired relationship between the spindle position and the stock material:
G92 X0 Y0 Z0 (if the endmill is at the desired origin)
G92 X0 Y0 Z3.175 (if the Z-height of the tip of the endmill has been set off the worksurface using a 3.175mm endmill and the current unit system is metric)
G92 X0 Y0 Z-6.35 (if the Z-height of the tip of the endmill is currently set at the worksurface and one has stock material mounted which one wants to leave a quarter inch of material uncut (at Z0 and lower) and the current unit system is metric)
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Re: Shapeoko KB Site
No, those are manual steps one would have to do for each operation in the absence of limit switches.
Please not that those bullet points are preceded by:
Please not that those bullet points are preceded by:
While one can use G92 in a program, it’s usually done to allow one to repeat the operations for a part for step and repeat.To manually set the origin of the machine:
Shapeoko 3XL #0006 w/ Carbide Compact Router w/0.125″ and ¼″ Carbide 3D precision collets