Uccnc auto tool set and save to tool table

My new macro m6 tool change. took ages to write and get it to save and validate everything! but now manual tool changes are a breeze. nothing worse than tring to reset heights when a dust shoe is fitted.
i implemented double touch probing instead of single due to speed. at high probing z speed i was seeing inacurate results (i was printing result to screen) using a second retract and slow probe i got accuracy result to less than 0.005mm every time . also using a probe which has signal on until probed allows for probe condition checking before probing unlike a metal plate. - its working superbly!

[jamesbutler]

This is exactly what I'm trying to do in UCCNC. Please post more information and let me know if I can obtain a copy of your tool change macro and please let me know what probe you are using. Thanks. Jim

[nielsenminibio]

Hi I've tried a few of the M6 Marcos found at the UCCNC forum. I simply cannot get Them to work the Way yours do. Can I get a copy of it, and then modificere it to my small mashine. I hope you are Wellington to share it. Have a nice weekend, and merry Christmas.

[andrewbishop]

Hi nice video
just changed from mach 3 to uccnc and am missing my tool change routine which is the same as yours have you published your macro anywhere I understand that machine positions ect are different but as i never written a macro before I dont know where to even start but have found in the past I can normally edit things to suit myself

I know it a bit of a cheek so feel free to tell me to get lost

Thanks For the videos though have helped me finding my way around a new system

Andrew

[ricardrinaldo]

What tool length sensor is that? Do you have a link?

[wasimakram]

hii there
would you please tell me does uccnc is really better than Mach 3, if yes then in what way.. I'm a new learner and want to make my own cnc

[ricardrinaldo]

Can you please tell me where to set the value of the actual sensor in relation to the table.