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second problem i have, how add to display button start spindle ON and spindle OFF and were this code need add ? and add relay to what pin ?

Thanx Eric, i am a total linux cnc nono. i am wondering how to use the macro buttons eg macro 1 for the z-probe, can you help me with that? for the normal buttons i can see the mdi commands but not for the macros. regards, Patrick

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Hey man I have the same problem with my 91 Honda elude si. I was wounded if you would be willing to make me one and if so How much would you charge to make the vss and ship it to me? I would greatly appreciate it

Looks like a clean cut.

thanks for this good tutorial

It's interesting u mentioned Surfers paradise reminding u of Miami because when they were 1st designing the city, Miami was what the town planners had in mind! haha . There's even a suburb @ surfers called Miami. I enjoyed your presentation, u didn't linger too long on things, u get it brief and to the point! Thanx for sharing and safe travels.

Witam czy może pan udostępnić pliki konfiguracyjne wymiany narzędzi w linuxcnc , bardzo był bym wdzięczny .

Thanks, very helpful!

lsusb - command not found... hmmm

Very cool. Based on the tutorial, we are able to start our Linuxcnc smoothly, Thanks a lot! I am a programmer and I like this tutorial ! Well done!

Erik, this was super-interesting! Look forward to more videos like this from you.

Thanks Erik, much appreciated. Seen your thread on the Linuxcnc forum today. I'm hurting my brain the last few days learning whatever I can about interfacing both Gamepad controllers using buttons only, and also MPG pendants (got the very same model on it's way from XHC). It's like you say, the setup task itself is not difficult once you piece together all the bits of info that (hopefully) eventually lead to things working. But wow, I'm finding you have to put the time in with Linuxcnc to learn stuff. I'm using Qtplasmac and there's a few differences in hal to using say Axis, but still your hal file should help me out heaps. I'll be studying every line. Take care.

I would totally pay you to build me on of these? Did it work once installed?

What the position for the timing

Hi, I made a pendant and got it working quite a awhile ago. I don’t remember much of how. I learned and tweaked a few things from your video. Can you tell me if possible, to create a mdi command to move the spindle from its current location on x and y to a relative position and set x and y zero?

after venturing down this road, i wrote a whole hal component in C using hal compile.

i not understand how i make Z bit zero automatic code. many video but not understand how make, not has newer write code or use before linux and first time linuxcnc now, build cnc my son.

Man were you right about reading through the example configs. I was trying to get manual tool change with auto tool probe working. Then I found you can just call M6 from inside the remapped M6 and do a probe after. You've done the lord's work here

This is the best explanation I've seen yet. Would you be willing to post your ini file in here. I would like to see the whole file, and compare it to the one I am trying to get to work.

If my wife starts to complain that i again spend money for "some stupid cnc" i'll tell her it's your fault!

I can’t find the sensors for this year car idk if what you used. was the 90-91 accord vss?? cause they say that it is a semi good replacement part. I just starting having the problem

For those struggling with the audio if you are on chrome, just grab the "volume booster" extension.

When I go to buy a pendant, they refer to Mach 3 in advertising that is still the one to buy as long as it's a xhc-whb04b-4 pendant ? Good video.

Sir, I want to configure my own made DUAL ARM SCARA in linux CNC, is it possible?

Thanks, works like a charm in sim, a few little bugs here and there on linuxCNC 2.9, but this saved me a lot of time. Cheers!

Awesome and ingenious, Erik love you did not quit and worked to develop your own solution.

is linuxCNC a distro??? or is it a program???

Great video! Its exactely what i was looking for a long time. Thank you

Inget signal conflict when I try to use this with a pretty big standard axis config

I am buying this just because you figured it out :)

How are all your jog functions? I had problems trying to get those to work properly before I gave up when I was still in the planning/testing phase of my conversion about a year and a half ago. I haven’t gotten around to getting the pendant working yet since getting my retrofit done because of that

Thanks for a nice video!

Your experience of learning about LinuxCNC is exactly like mine! Easy once you've figured it out, but very difficult to actually get there.

Can you make a video about offset setting on linux cnc?

Very cool! Too bad it's so difficult to do. You could crank about a bunch of those and sell them to the 3rd Gen community. We need em

Wait, what? The weezey image? wth is that???

Another excellent video. Yet another item I need to finish on my machine. Mine has electric 2 speed change in the motor windings.

Thanks Erik!! This may be the info I needed to get my toolchanger rolling. I have a machine with PPMC on it also. I always struggled with how to get the physical pins to the virtual pins. My tool changer is somewhat similar to yours. The O code flow path is very close. I am going to work on it some this weekend.

Could you do a spindle orient quick video? Like the Hal pin connections for pid spindle control. This is a great video Thank you

Maybe this is obvious but when you, say, want to add a jog wheel or pendant or etc. you're taking from an example, editing the pertinent section then moving it to your machine's .ini file?

What an extremely helpful and concise video. Much appreciated. Btw rs274 is the standard name of 'g code' although most implementations have some sort of differences. 'O' generally denotes the starting character of a program with the following characters being the program number. '#' denotes a macro variable with the following number being the address. Now to take what I've learned here and try it with a lathe turret.

Erik, thanks a ton. You might very well have swayed me towards Linux for my upcoming first CNC router. Just watched two of your tutorials, but you took a lot of the angst out of me and the rabbit hole seems a whole lot less deep. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts:)

Erik, very nice explanation, and agreed, some of the basics are missing from the documentation. Thanks for the video! Also from SA

Good info, thanks!

Where can I start? I've recently owned a 3d printer and I'm enjoying it. I'm pretty sure I'll enjoy LinuxCNC too!

Maybe I am in the right place because you hit the nail on the head. I am just starting and have no idea how to get there and it seems like I am learning a foreign language. So I will continue listening.

Thank you for the excellent information. RE: 6:25 "O-Code" is the logic portion of G-Code, commonly called Macro

Thank you for this! I am converting a Fadal VMC 20 to LinuxCNC, I do have programming experience but trying to find my way around Linux has been very frustrating. I have spent several days just trying to get started and it seems that so MANY basic steps are just not out there anywhere. I have learned more in a few minutes than I have in days of trying to absorb it from examples and reading. I have a 2 speed spindle and a 16 pocket tool changer, your videos are going to be a huge help. A big THANK YOU is what I leave!