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I want to create my own postprocessor for Siemens NX. And FeatureCam. For a lathe! As far as I understand, GRBL HAL does not have a ready-made one. I would like to know what codes GRBL HAL supports. I know that it supports both G-33 and G-76. G-33 and G-76 have different thread processing methods. And different postprocessors have different processing cycles. Can I get code fragments from someone? These G-codes use different fragments in different postprocessors. But many postprocessors use standard ones! With which postprocessor, for a lathe, did GRBL HAL start? For a lathe. What to take as a basis (can you give several examples)? I would like to use both G-33 and G-76. And create several postprocessors for ease of use. The machine is assembled for professional processing, taking into account 4 axes. It is possible to work in Linux CNC with Rasperdi PI 5. But it is still in the assembly stage. Now I have a Devtronic CNC controller board. A simple 2000-pulse encoder. Testing. I would like to fully understand Grbl Hal, especially for a lathe. Since I plan to assemble two machines on different boards and with different software. Please correct me, this Grbl Hal project is very successful and is no worse than Linux CNC. There are many postprocessors! In different programs. But for the full operation of the lathe, you need to at least know. Which of them is best suited for Grbl Hal. Or several. Please help. I will share the results later.
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I want to create my own postprocessor for Siemens NX. And FeatureCam. For a lathe! As far as I understand, GRBL HAL does not have a ready-made one. I would like to know what codes GRBL HAL supports. I know that it supports both G-33 and G-76. G-33 and G-76 have different thread processing methods. And different postprocessors have different processing cycles. Can I get code fragments from someone? These G-codes use different fragments in different postprocessors. But many postprocessors use standard ones! With which postprocessor, for a lathe, did GRBL HAL start? For a lathe. What to take as a basis (can you give several examples)? I would like to use both G-33 and G-76. And create several postprocessors for ease of use. The machine is assembled for professional processing, taking into account 4 axes. It is possible to work in Linux CNC with Rasperdi PI 5. But it is still in the assembly stage. Now I have a Devtronic CNC controller board. A simple 2000-pulse encoder. Testing. I would like to fully understand Grbl Hal, especially for a lathe. Since I plan to assemble two machines on different boards and with different software. Please correct me, this Grbl Hal project is very successful and is no worse than Linux CNC. There are many postprocessors! In different programs. But for the full operation of the lathe, you need to at least know. Which of them is best suited for Grbl Hal. Or several. Please help. I will share the results later.
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