Hey, as above DWC only displays work coordinates of the system you are currently in. That homing position is the same as what we use on our CNC Machines. I am currently making an alternative web control for CNC Machines which puts all the buttons needed to hand and allows easy switching between work coordinates. You can download the beta at: https://learn.ooznest.co.uk/Wiki/WorkBee_Firmware_Releases

@EasyTarget Yeah we have found for users doing production manufacturing they require easy use of all work coordinates. After the release of this version, the next thing i am going to add is the ability to apply custom names to the systems, instead of just numbers.

@jzagaja There is nothing stopping you from doing it as the Duet can control a 3D Printer. But i always advise to have a separate CNC Machine and 3D Printer. The mechanical hardware isn't designed for a 3D Printer. And 3D Printers need to be clean, CNC Machines are far from anything clean

Yup you can find it here: https://github.com/lockryan/DuetWebControl

Thanks for the info, their system is pretty nice! I like their graphics to see which layer you are on.

Mine is simply just a drop down list which allows you to select which one. On one of the settings page i am hoping to add a panel where you can see the work zero for each system in machine coordinates, edit them, and give each system a custom name, which will then show in the drop down instead of the number.

Thanks for tagging me @T3P3Tony. I can confirm Buffalo CNC are Not related to Ooznest in any way. The connectors on that Duet have a yellow tint, ours do not look like that.

@EasyTarget Haha i will figure it out

@EasyTarget Thanks for the suggestions, i will take them all on board. I have had a few other people prefer the bullseye approach to jogging as well. I have stuck with the current Duet Web Control jogging in our control to speed up production. But definitely something for the future. I have also got a lot of request for keyboard jogging.

Thanks for the suggestion i will see what i can do.

Thanks for the info, their system is pretty nice! I like their graphics to see which layer you are on.

Mine is simply just a drop down list which allows you to select which one. On one of the settings page i am hoping to add a panel where you can see the work zero for each system in machine coordinates, edit them, and give each system a custom name, which will then show in the drop down instead of the number.

@Danal I haven't got any to hand right now, but will make some

@EasyTarget Yeah we have found for users doing production manufacturing they require easy use of all work coordinates. After the release of this version, the next thing i am going to add is the ability to apply custom names to the systems, instead of just numbers.

Yup you can find it here: https://github.com/lockryan/DuetWebControl

Hey, as above DWC only displays work coordinates of the system you are currently in. That homing position is the same as what we use on our CNC Machines. I am currently making an alternative web control for CNC Machines which puts all the buttons needed to hand and allows easy switching between work coordinates. You can download the beta at: https://learn.ooznest.co.uk/Wiki/WorkBee_Firmware_Releases

@jzagaja There is nothing stopping you from doing it as the Duet can control a 3D Printer. But i always advise to have a separate CNC Machine and 3D Printer. The mechanical hardware isn't designed for a 3D Printer. And 3D Printers need to be clean, CNC Machines are far from anything clean