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      G30 Probing in Positive Z Direction - Seeking Solutions

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      an.andrewundefined

      I did it. The solution was actually very simple, so I'm wondering why I didn't figure it out much earlier.

      G38.3 Z 50 F 100 G10 L20 P1 Z0

      https://youtu.be/7yjKVpkOM8k?si=Ropq6YF0fWoNj_r5

      Thanks

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      Configuring Spindle Outputs

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      an.andrewundefined

      Hello everyone,

      I have a water-cooled spindle and would like to implement the following scenario:

      When I turn on my spindle with the M5 command, my coolant pump (24V) should automatically start to cool the spindle. In addition to controlling the spindle speed and turning it on and off, I want to turn on a pump as well.

      It is important that the coolant pump continues running for about one minute after the spindle is turned off (M5), before it completely shuts down. Is there a way to implement this with some logic or an output signal?

      M950 R0 C"e0heat+e1heat" Q1000 L24000 ; Configure spindle on e0heat + e1heat, PWM at 1000 Hz ; Tools and Spindle M563 P0 R0 S"Spindle" ; Define Tool 0 as spindle G10 P0 X0 Y0 Z0 ; Set tool 0 axis offsets M568 P0 F6000 ; Set tool 0 default RPM

      Thank you in advance for your support!

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      table router with Duet 2 wifi

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      markzundefined

      @an-andrew If I understand this your fence is two boards that might move independently - like the two ends of a jointer - but on their side. If so...

      I would probably define the fence as an axis with both motors. Then, RRF Gcode supports G1 H2 which moves an individual motor and you could fairly easily change the dashboard source or add a custom button screen (see https://plugins.duet3d.com/plugins/BtnCmd.html) that does conventional G1 moves along with G1 H2 for that second half of the fence.