While it made it do what it was supposed to do it really didn't fix the issue. By changing a rule it made it worse at the beginning and I haven't used that computer since because I'm not ready to waste metal cutting jobs. Small parts maybe but not cutting full sheets to find other issues. I'm going to wipe the hard drive and do a fresh install and see if it will really fix it. My reply from candcnc is he don't need to see no video because he can read the gcode and as long as the fix from Less works then this issue is resolved
@@tothwelding8329 I really do not remember to check the x y to zero in the job options way back when I set it up. Mine just goes to work zero and rapid clearance up on the z.
@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication Mine used to but one day it started doing this and ive tried everything to figure out why. I know alot of people will just start bothering tech support as soon as something happens. I atleast spent a week going through everything to make sure it wasnt something stupid. Tech support likes to twist your questions around and make you out to be a stupid one. Just like when i posted my question on thier site where it clearly says what kind of system i have and someone makes a comment about a 20yr old system and then tech support replies based off a 20yr old system which is completely different. I also just bought a new computer 10 months ago because i want up to date computer because its getting harder to get the older 32 bit computers
@tothwelding8329 I know what you mean. I complained about the torch hopping up and down on thick material. He kept telling me my z car was missing steps. 3 pages long od bs. Then someone posted a year later with the same issue. He told the fix. Slow down the dthc response time and the acceleration on all axis. I had to pull it out of him what the setting should be. His response was still twisted. He needs to retire cause his writing sucks with all the misspelled words you cannot even understand one sentence.
@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication Thats the same thing thats happend to me twice. Not everyone in this world is an idiot. I know they deal with them day in and day out but dont treat everyone like that. I still havent gotten an answer on why im not able to control my z axis while cutting using a oxy-flame config. The answer was you need an oxy-fuel config for it to work. I said thats what i was using and i got crickets. If i can build my own table,machine my own z axis, make my own scribe and do all the wiring and air lines and have a running table for years i think that im not an idiot. Stupid welder maybe but not an idiot
I saw your post on the board. Glad you got it figured out in your job options.
While it made it do what it was supposed to do it really didn't fix the issue. By changing a rule it made it worse at the beginning and I haven't used that computer since because I'm not ready to waste metal cutting jobs. Small parts maybe but not cutting full sheets to find other issues. I'm going to wipe the hard drive and do a fresh install and see if it will really fix it. My reply from candcnc is he don't need to see no video because he can read the gcode and as long as the fix from Less works then this issue is resolved
@@tothwelding8329 I really do not remember to check the x y to zero in the job options way back when I set it up. Mine just goes to work zero and rapid clearance up on the z.
@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication Mine used to but one day it started doing this and ive tried everything to figure out why. I know alot of people will just start bothering tech support as soon as something happens. I atleast spent a week going through everything to make sure it wasnt something stupid. Tech support likes to twist your questions around and make you out to be a stupid one. Just like when i posted my question on thier site where it clearly says what kind of system i have and someone makes a comment about a 20yr old system and then tech support replies based off a 20yr old system which is completely different. I also just bought a new computer 10 months ago because i want up to date computer because its getting harder to get the older 32 bit computers
@tothwelding8329 I know what you mean. I complained about the torch hopping up and down on thick material. He kept telling me my z car was missing steps. 3 pages long od bs. Then someone posted a year later with the same issue. He told the fix. Slow down the dthc response time and the acceleration on all axis. I had to pull it out of him what the setting should be. His response was still twisted. He needs to retire cause his writing sucks with all the misspelled words you cannot even understand one sentence.
@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication Thats the same thing thats happend to me twice. Not everyone in this world is an idiot. I know they deal with them day in and day out but dont treat everyone like that. I still havent gotten an answer on why im not able to control my z axis while cutting using a oxy-flame config. The answer was you need an oxy-fuel config for it to work. I said thats what i was using and i got crickets. If i can build my own table,machine my own z axis, make my own scribe and do all the wiring and air lines and have a running table for years i think that im not an idiot. Stupid welder maybe but not an idiot