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andrewhodel
grbl v1.1 support
Probably not for a few months, I am busy with another project.
Thanks, Andrew
On Jan 13, 2017, at 7:47 AM, michelcve [email protected] wrote:
Any chance that grblWeb will support the new grbl v1.1 protocol soon?
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@michelcve Is it the new jogging commands you are aiming at? Or are there other protocol features you miss?
Wow, that comment was a year old, so I actually forgot about it ;-)
I've since moved to a different (commercial) product for my CNC, so I've kind of lost interest in grblWeb, sorry.
What did you move to?
On 11 Jan 2018 4:55 a.m., "michelcve" [email protected] wrote:
Wow, that comment was a year old, so I actually forgot about it ;-)
I've since moved to a different (commercial) product for my CNC, so I've kind of lost interest in grblWeb, sorry.
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@michelcve I actually just discovered grblweb and chose is because it does not require a screen attached to my PC that talks to the controller. As a software developer I can modify this code to my liking, so I'm wondering how grblweb turned you off.
I switched to EstlCam. It's very reasonably priced, and does everything I need it to do.
Being a software developer, I understand that having the source code and being able to modify things is nice. But in the end, Estlcam simply does everything I want. And ultimately I started CNCing for the CNCing, not the programming (enough other projects to satisfy my programming needs anyway ;-)).
I installed grblweb raspberry pi 3. But it was like this, could anyone help me?