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  1. 02-28-2024, 06:22 PM #1
    ecrow68
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    Vcarve puts gcode in wrong order for spindle to operate.

    I am using Vcarve Pro to make my drawings. When I open the gcode in Mach3, it wont run my spindle. Machine is Industrial CNC Artisan 408
    Gcode is written as S2000M03. Mach 3 wont work until I edit the gcode to say M3S2000.
    I have to do this every time, and know there must be a way to make it work properly every time.
    Post processor I use from Vectric is Mach 2/3 ATC Arcs Inch *.txt

    Thank you.
    Chuck.
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  2. 02-29-2024, 12:38 AM #2
    CNCMAN172
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    Re: Vcarve puts gcode in wrong order for spindle to operate.

    M3 S3000 is the right order check your post processor other ventricle products work perfect with Mach 3 b Mach 4
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