How do I restart a print without homing again?
I'm acually using Repitier with a MPCNC. So it 3D prints, as well as holds a router for cutting. I know the cutting functionallity is limited, but I was wondering if there is a way to stop a job and not lose the set zero position. Right now if I pause the job in Repitier I see no way of going to zero and restarting, without pressing e-stop and having to go back home. I use this for air test cutting to see if im on the right track and not going to mess up my part. Any ideas?
Comments
Thanks! This almost gets me there. I just need to be able to cancel the job and restart from the beginning. If I pause I seem to have no other option than to continue from where I left off. I need to be able to stop the job and return to zero without homing.
Ref:
https://reprap.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=G-code&diff=177550&oldid=177545#G92:_Set_Position
On my first printer (a while ago) before I had stop switches, I used that command to set my start point for the print after power up, once my extruder was in the correct location. A G28 was not usable since I had no switch to stop the axis(s) from crashing at the ends of travel.
I'm basically doing that, but I'm unable to get out of the current job and maintain that set zero position. If I pause, the only thing it lets me do is resume from where I left off, or kill the job, which then loses that set position. Is there another way to stop the job and not lose the position you set with G92?