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After re-reading of the problem, Steve’s suggestion seems more applicable in this case.

Hi John, it may be that the acceleration for the Z axis is set too high. This results in lost steps when the Z axis rapids upwards. Try reducing the Z axis acceleration by 25% and see if that

Are you running with Constant Velocity enabled, G64 mode? Doing so will result in X and Y starting to move before Z is fully retracted as the motion planner does blending of the moves to avoid slowing

I'm cutting unions for flags. I noticed that my Z axis was not coming all the way up from neg. Z. Is there a setting in Mach3 that would tell the machine to do this? I've checked my steps on the

Mach 4 maintains a recently opened files list. Even if a file has been deleted from the disc and i have accidentally tried to open it and get a message that it no longer exists it stays in the list.

issue resolved itself without my doing anything. would like to know what might have screwed it up to begin with so i know what to do if it happens again. and i am not imagining this i tried over and

I am pretty sure it used to work before. If I hit a limit switch I could jog off it. Suddenly (after some strange behavior not moving the a axis and almost breaking an expensive bit) I could no longer

the new screen editor for mach4 is much better than mach3, it actually works. but i hate repeated boring tasks. i did manage to get the text so i can read it but i just picked my favorite colors and

I tried to post a screen shot too but it wasn't included. Sorry about the wasted bandwidth on that. Sent: August-25-21 4:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] Joggin' my noggin'

Thank You John! That’s exactly what I was trying to remember. OK, now to go cut some swarf. Best, Terry Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2021 5:52 PM To:

Sent: August-25-21 3:41 PM To: [email protected] Notification Subject: [MachCNC] Joggin' my noggin' Hi Guys, Long time since I’ve been here. I’m using my Mach 3 controlled mills after a

Hit the tab button to get the pendant out on the RHS. Set the amount to move in the jog increment. John Sent: August-25-21 3:41 PM To: [email protected] Notification Subject: [MachCNC] Joggin' my

Hi Guys, Long time since I’ve been here. I’m using my Mach 3 controlled mills after a couple of years hiatus. I’m trying to remember how to move an axis by .001 when using a zero finder to

Spencer: I'm pretty sure that you are already running version 2 of the Mach4 software. Version 2 has been around for at least 6 years.

if i install version 2 of Mach4 will it keep my settings or does it install separately and what is recommended for installing plugins and copying settings? is there a fee for upgrading? -- Best

thanks, i'll try it, the mach3 was full of bugs and unexpected behavior.i only need to change some type and colors so i can read it otherwise the stock screen is fine for me.

Spencer-the screen editor in Mach4 is much easier to use than what was available for mach3.

will version two install right over version one and is there an upgrade fee? will my screens and all still work? Best regards, Spencer Chase 67550 Bell Springs Rd. Garberville, CA 95542 Postal

My router is finally working perfectly thanks to mach4. My only problem is that I can not see much of the stock screen very well. A bundh of buttons are gray on gray and my old eyes do not see the

If you google MACH3 Interface Board you will get a large number of hits with photos of a Break Out Board that looks like this and depending on the source can be as low as $4. Needless to say