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The stock spindle warm up file is at C:\cncm\system\perform_spindle_warmup.cnc. Edit it to have what your previous file has (copy/paste), or just copy your file into that folder and rename it to perform_spindle_warmup.cnc. Rename the stock one to something like perform_spindle_warmup_OEM.cnc ...

I could use a little help with the spindle macro as well, I recently upgraded to 5.24 and realized that stock spindle warm up was linked to the router vcp button. How do I find this stock Spindle warm up? The VCP manual mentions m56 but that macro is not it. I would like to restore my old ...

The stock spindle warm up file is at C:\cncm\system\perform_spindle_warmup.cnc. Edit it to have what your previous file has (copy/paste), or just copy your file into that folder and rename it to perform_spindle_warmup.cnc. Rename the stock one to something like perform_spindle_warmup_OEM.cnc first ...

I could use a little help with the spindle macro as well, I recently upgraded to 5.24 and realized that stock spindle warm up was linked to the router vcp button. How do I find this stock Spindle warm up? The VCP manual mentions m56 but that macro is not it. I would like to restore my old Spindle ...

This is looking slick! This has probably been asked about before but would it be possible to have a smaller Graph view that shows the G-code at the same time?

Greetings,

I'm having a problem with CNC12 Acorn Router V5.08. It is similar to a problem I had with the previous version which was V4.8.

With V5.08, the Wizard page for Axis Squaring resets and loses my settings. It first happened last week. All my macros were off. Once I discovered that the ...

I did exactly this in my M6 macro. I'm not near the machine right now to get it. If you search my name you should be able to find a report.zip file with it in there though.

The only catch was that if you cancel/stop during a tool change, then you get left with the y limit wrong. But running a ...

I'm trying to modify my M6 macro to modify the y axis soft limit so that when I move the machine to the tool changer, make the change, and then once done, set the y soft limit so the tool can't contact the tool changer. For my config, the Y axis is axis 2, so I assume I would need to modify #23502 ...

I'm mainly interested in how they set the tool offset and z-ref, I'll look though the cncm folder to see if I can find the probe_move_to_surface file for some hints.

Where is the file (macro) stored that the acorn used when I press the auto measure button on tool offset screen? I'm lookin go use the same functionality in a custom macro and would like to copy what is there as a starting point.