My point is that I have printed out a mounting plate for little round wooden disks. Not yet optimal thank you for your explanation. Otherwise I will have to set the work origin to the origin of my mounting plate every time. I’ll have to try setting the work origin via the G code.
This makes it hard to make a pre-made mounting plate for the parts to be lasered. In this step, you set the work origin and save it. “After loading the file, you will be required to set the work origin. The work origin is ALWAYS to be set after loading a new file. I have since communicated with snapmaker support who got back to me super quickly. Or is it set via the connection of Luban with the machine?Ĭan I set the work origin in Luban to the same coordinates as in the machine, so that it always remains? Is it transferred and set with the gcode file? Where does the new work origin come from? However, I would like it to keep the generally set workorigin. However, this is now not the one generally set, but offset by a few milimeters in x and y axis. At the machine I confirm the loading of the file, start the process and select Auto Focus via the material height. Now I load the machine from Luban with a laser gcode file via WiFi. I control this via Control - go to Workorigin. I have set the Work Origin on my Snapmaker 2.0 A350 to the middle of the laser bed via Cotrol - Set Work origin. I have the problem that the Work Origin changes in laser mode when loading a gcode file.
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