Blender CAM
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Hi!
My cousin bough a used CNC which is running with a Duet2 board.
As he knows Blender very well, he would like to use Blender CAM, which does not output GCode for RRF. Which machine should he use, from this list:
- Iso
- Mach3
- LinuxCNC
- Fadal
- Heidenhain (530, TNC151)
- Sieg KX1
- Hafco HM-50
- Centroid M40
- Anilam Crusader M
- Gravos
- WinPC-NC
- ShopBot MTC
- Lynx Otter o
Is GRBL ok?
Thanks.
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Mmm, Blender CAM generates strange G-Code:
G0X0Y0Z10 X3.477Y3.144 G1Z0F500 G0Z10 X3.666Y3.004 G1Z0 G0Z10 X3.868Y2.883 G1Z0 G0Z10 X4.081Y2.782 G1Z0 G0Z10 X4.303Y2.703 G1Z0 G0Z10 X4.531Y2.646 G1Z0 G0Z10 X4.764Y2.611 G1Z0 G0Z10 X4.999Y2.599 G1Z0 G0Z10 X5.235Y2.611
For lines only containing X/Y coords, G-Code simulators use the previous command (G0, here), but RRF does not seem to understand such lines... Do you confirm?
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@fma for that, RRF needs to be in CNC mode. See M453: https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m453-select-cnc-device-mode
In CNC mode, it is valid in a Gcode file to send G0 or G1 on one line, and then just send co-ordinates on the following lines.
It appears to have been supported since RRF 1.x/2.x. Check what version is on the Duet with M115.
Ian
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@droftarts Thanks. I'll ask my cousin to check.
In the meantime, he tested the ISO prostprocessor, which seems to work fine.