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Leodoc wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 12:36 pm How do I change the CSR to correct the y axis? so the angle is along Y.

are you talking about lining up a rotated part/stock to the Y axis?

OR fixing a machine that is not square Y to X?

which tool measurement method do you want to use? reference tool? or Z home = Z ref (measure from Z home)? also if the cad cam system only lets you post a program with one tool you can "join" the programs together like this. open notepad ++ and create a "master" program for your ...

are you currently using a custom macro? if so, post it here.

along with a fresh report.zip so we can see your cnc control configuration setup.

it will be available in beta soon and well be released as CNC12 v5.2. It will have an Acorn style Wizard for Hickory! right now, we are putting the final touches on the new Router version of CNC12 for Acorn (v5.18) which will be ported to Hickory in version v5.2. note: you will be able to use the Hi...

Additionally, what would be a good resource for learning about the ATC system and how it functions/is typically wired? Before diving into this project, I want to have a good understanding of this system. i'd start with the schematic you have in the photo album. :D to identify the ATC sensors being ...

read the post shawn gave you it will answer a lot of resolution type questions. if you still have questions after reading it, let us know.

make a photo album, populate with lots of photos of you project so we can see what you have and what you are doing that way you will get good advice.

i'll put it on the list, i assume you are looking for a print out of each of the block data screens in order.

there is a selection in the Wizard TT menu that tells CNC12 that you want to use the Probe as a reference tool.

how about some photos of your machine/setups, wiring etc.. what kind of probe? is it NC or NO? what kind of machine is this? knee mill? bed mill? make a photos album with lots of photos. post link here. and initially its easier for us to see your Wizard settings sometimes so open the wizard and pres...

thanks for the stoke, gives us motivation to keep making things better!