Added Marlin-compatible script for use with a Zero Cube #4
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+Drastically improved speed -Reduced number of homing checks =Fixed math to be more accurate =Fixed order of operations to avoid CNCjs math bug +Made config options easier to understand
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This script is ready to go for those who run Marlin and are tired of manually finding (guessing) where the center of the bit is and aligning it with the lower left of your work piece. Makes bit changes a breeze. |
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This script enables the automation of zeroing out new bits to a workpiece using a conductive Zeroing Cube (link to matching 3d printable cube included), while also automatically measuring and accounting for bit radius.
Intended for Marlin 2.xx users, but will likely work with other firmware
Fully documented