When I generate a CNC program for my new 200W CNC hardware, if I look at the project on the Snapmaker itself, it says that the spindle speed is 12000 RPM, but the hardware is capable of doing 18000 RPM, and the g-code says “M3 P100”, which should be 18000 RPM on this hardware (100% of maximum speed).
Is this a UI bug on the device, or am I misunderstanding the g-code commands?
Interesting. The only interesting things I can share are that when I created the project initially, I had not yet set it for the faster spindle, and changed the machine configuration later, and that the first few lines of the g-code look like this:
I just noticed something that is potentially significant. When it is actually doing the cutting, it says that the spindle speed is 18,000 RPM. It only says 12,000 in the starting screen before you start actually running the g-code.
OK, great that you found something.
The initial question was, what is your work flow, where does the bug occur?
-generated the cnc tool path in Luban or other like fusion360
-carved from Luban over serial or wifi or directly from touchscreen
If you answer these things and your programs and firmware of your machine are up to date, make a ticket and tell your findings snapmaker support. https://snapmaker.formcrafts.com/support-ticket
Paths were generated in Luban.
File was uploaded from Luban to the device.
Issue occurs only on the on-device summary screen before you start cutting.
Everything is up-to-date.