Hi Cheton,
I encountered a problem with cnc 1.8.10 : The tool path is not respected.
I generate the gcode with fusion 360, check with CAMotics and everything seems correct. When I import the gcode into cnc, the path drawn corresponds to the desired job, but when the job runs, the tool takes another path…
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The CNC firmware is :
GRBL_VERSION “1.1e”
GRBLVERSIONBUILD “20161219”
评论 (5)
#2 – cheton 于 2017-02-19
Hi @htaxil,
May I know if there have been any updates regarding this issue?
See #133
#3 – andrewismoody 于 2017-02-21
Based on issue #133 I would venture a guess that this is hardware related – either interference or faulty cabling/components. I connected my Arduino directly (no USB hub) to my Raspberry Pi with a shielded ferrite-core USB cable (Tripp-Lite U023-006) and all of my similar issues went away.
I also had flashed my Arduino according to the links listed here:
https://github.com/grbl/grbl/wiki/Known-Bugs
I think some of the issues were the Atmel serial bus on the Arduino itself.
#4 – cheton 于 2017-02-21
Hi @htaxil,
I’m going to close this issue. You can re-open it again if you have other findings.
#5 – htaxil 于 2017-02-21
Hi cheton, than’s for your answere and sorry for my late response.
Every thing work well after upgrading to grbl-1.1e.20170114 and cnc 1.8.15.
However I have to disable the soft limits because they generate an alarm every time work starts (i think it’s a grbl issue).
#1 – cheton 于 2017-01-23
Ooops. I saw a lot of errors reported on the console widget. Could you attach your g-code file and paste Grbl settings ($$)?
Not sure if your problem is resulted from buffer overrun, you can take a trial run with cnc 1.8.15 before starting a job, it fixed a potential buffer overrun issue since 1.8.3 (https://github.com/cheton/cnc/releases/tag/v1.8.15).