I am the owner and I do have permission of of my ppmc.tbl file
>>After you change the tool table manually, you must invoke
> File/Reload Tool Table to tell EMC you changed it.
>
> Tried this, it still did not work
Could this be a permissions thing? I am sure we would have a lot more
people compla
Hi friends!
Thank you for answers. Please let me continue discussion on EMC web forum,
where
my initial post was. I answer on web forum, not here in mailing list, for not
to
make fork in discussion.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,20/func,view/id,13940/catid,38/limit,
On Oct 25, 2011, at 12:44 PM, Viesturs Lācis wrote:
> 2011/10/25 Tom Easterday :
>>
>> Now, on our Y axis where we have two motors driving one axis using
>> gantrykins, we will want to have the Granite home both axes simultaneously
>> and then have EMC find one of the two index pulses on that
this is intresting i will keep watch, as i too would like this for when
i sort my turret on the chnc to jog it home if it gets stuck etc.
have you done a following error check on the carousel so if it gets
stuck u can automaticly stop it with out braking something etc?
http://www.linuxcnc.org/co
2011/10/25 Tom Easterday :
>
> Now, on our Y axis where we have two motors driving one axis using
> gantrykins, we will want to have the Granite home both axes simultaneously
> and then have EMC find one of the two index pulses on that axis (while moving
> both motors obviously so no racking occ
Thanks for the additional suggestions. I've looked at openscad before, but not
being a programmer I would have no clue what I was doing, and I'm afraid the
learning curve on it would be a hindrance in my work. I downloaded BRLcad to
try and install but I think I'm running out of space on the lin
On 25 October 2011 03:29, Chris Reynolds wrote:
> When I installed freecad I just did it through the ubuntu software
> installer. Would it be better to just remove that and compile it from
> source? I'm not a very skilled linux user, but I can and have installed
> programs by compiling the code.
I must say Wow! The screenshots are so much more complex than last time i
checked FreeCAD.
I'm working a lot in Rhino/MadCAM and unfortunately Rhino doesn't work in an
*x-OS, so this looks like a good candidate for my workshop PC's!
2011/10/24 andy pugh
> On 24 October 2011 21:52, Sebastian Ku