Anyone else have issues with the Machine coordinate systems

So I can do this quite easily on many other printers I have but It seems a challenge on the Snapmaker…

I just simply after homing want to be able to execute a GCode command to move to a specific location based ion thge Machine Co-ordinates (i.e. as defined by the markings on the CNC or print bed).

So after Homing I do a G90 to go to absolute positioning mode: and then do say G0 X125 and it goex to X108. This is happening because of the X axis home being -17. But im in absolute positionin here it should just go to X125. Subsequent further Gcode command move correctly to the absolute position requested (but always out by -17).

For the Y axis, Homing then G90 and a G0 Y100 does absolutely nothing? when it should take the Y axis from 352 to 100. Only way to move is via the jog commands

For Z axis Homing then a G90 and a G0 Z100 again does absolutely nothing? When it should take the Z axis down from 334 to 100mm Only way to move is via the jog commands

I am miisng something here? Or can this be fixed. And what would be really nice is to just be able to type in the machine co-ordinates box where you want to place the head and it just go there!

How are you connecting to the printer?

ahhh… good point!!. Its over Wifi…maybe I should try USB

Yup console commands are not supported over Wi-Fi (seems like they half work) but that might explain the inconsistancys :slight_smile:

Let us know if using usb works,
-Atom

@Atom

Nope the behaviour is all over the place too when used via Serial. Basically behaves the same as described above… Can this be looked at fixing please snapmaker?

What firmware and luban versions are you using? @Edwin @JKC20 any ideas what might be going on here?