On 01/27/2019 12:11 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
IMO the error check that throws that error is at fault,
not my code. There is plenty of room to arrive at the
proper place to do a climb cut around the inside of the hole.
Well, I think there are two things that cause problems, if
the hole is only a little bigger than the cutter. First, I
think LinuxCNC requires the lead-in move (and lead-out, too)
to be greater than the radius of the cutter. If you insist
on a linear lead-in move that will be almost tangential to
the desired hole, it gets real hard to find a good point to
start the lead-in from. An arc move for the lead-in should
solve this.
But, I still don't understand why you need to do this with
cutter radius comp?
Jon
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