Creating an M6 Toolchange in Mach4 (Part 1)

[@CncObsession]

Thanks so much for your videos. They are very helpful in trying to understand Mach 4.

[@briansmith1757]

Great video was wondering what lines I can leave out, It's a manual tool change. If I do not need to move XYZ as tool is height enough and is not far to reach.

[@try.again.8260]

You explain very logical and nice, thanks!

[@stwerks]

This seems to be a different editor than Mach4 uses now? Mine has ZeroBrane Studio. This does not show any values when you hover over anything.

[@imabeapirate]

I can't thank you enough for these videos. They're fantastic! I do have one question - In your Macros Folder you have a ProbeConnector and AutoToolConnector - What are those?

[@VladOnEarth]

Thank you for showing a way to where to edit that! Good video!

[@Serbo-Greek]

What about Z height?

[@tytechguy]

Hey Daz, I've watched many of your videos and I must say you explain things very well. However, I have tried to replicate your LUA script here and I keep getting an error when I debug that says there was an error loading module 'machipc' from file 'c:\mach4hobby\Modules/machipc.dll'. I cannot for the life of me figure out why it won't load the dll. I have made a backup of my profile and reinstalled Mach4 and my ESS plugin from scratch yet I get the same error. Any help with this is much appreciated!

[@TheFixxxer11]

hey Daz,, how to automaticly calibrate the axis,, is that funtion is available on mach 4?

[@dazthegas2001]

There is no function in mach4 like there was in mach3

[@HARLYZZCCC]

NICE TUTURIAL SERRIEZZ!! IM STRUGELING ON MACROS AND MACH 3 LOL

[@Lattenbreaker]

Hey Daz, thank you for your videos. I have a problem and can't figure it out myself. Every time I start the M6 there appears the standard message of "A tool change has been requested...". I've debugged without errors and compiled it in the right profiles folder. Script works, when run out of Lua. However Mach4 won't recognize the script, but uses the script out of the box. Please Help :)

[@lalolicasa1399]

Be careful to wright M6 and not m6.