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| good luck, i have a shopsabre 4896 with servos. i love my table and jason is a good guy over there at shopsabre but i hate the WINCNC software. I use BOBCAD for drawing and sheetcam for g-code then i edit in notepad to get the code working. so i feel your pain |
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| what kind of edits are you making in the code to make wincnc work? whats the trick, i'm using bobcad, and i cant get anything to work, i either get a syntax error, or a multiple commands error... i'm wondering now, if the spaces between the x and y cord's is causing the problem... example... n1321 x10.5 y44.75 vs n1321x10.5y44.75 ideas, anything...
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| spaces shouldn't matter.. syntax is key with any controller.. once you know the correct syntax, then there should be no problem. If you purchased bobcad, and can give them a working program from the winCNC controller, then they should have no problem creating a post processor for it. ------------- edit: actually, I check bobcad's site, they have a postprocessor for wincnc.. http://s229444871.onlinehome.us/bobc...dsupport/posts |
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