I did some looking here and on the Facebook groups about Aspire/v-carve compatibility. I did notice that the manual for the rotary module states that Aspire is supported software. So I bought V-carve Desktop. I went to the SnapMaker GitHub site and downloaded and installed the PP and tools files.
So here’s my problem. I am trying to do an inlay project (female/male). I went through serveral YouTube tutorials and generated tool paths. the female cut went fine with no issues. The problem comes when I’m trying to do the male clearing cut. I set up a 1/4" (6.35mm) Flat Endmill to do the clearing, in the tool database I set the pass depth to 0.5mm, speed to 12000, Feed rate to 300 mm/min and the plunge rate to 100 mm/min.
When I run the file on the A350 it starts out by raising the cutter to 10mm and moving over to the first cut, then drops down about 5mm, then plunges into the material about 5mm then tries to start lateral travel along the tool path. Obviously, the A350 can’t do this and stalls.
So after it jams and I hit the E-stop, I marked the bit and then restarted the machine. After homing I measured the depth of the plunge at about 5.8mm! Here is a snippet of the gcode :
G90
G0 Z10.00 F600
G21
M3 S12000
G0 X9.192 Y-15.228 Z10.000
G0 Z5.000
G1 Z-5.588 F100.0
Any ideas? it appears that the Z-5.588 is not being started from the previous Z height of 5mm.