would be great with some insight. I find that making a UI on stm32f7 and attaching a grbl arduino nano to that would be a good compact solution.. if i could figure out how i would access the pins (thats why im tinkering with the idea of taking an existing arduino shield)
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The web interface seems promising as well, now to actually build a CNC…
Cheers,
Vasken
I am still working on a tutorial to install my home grown version of GRBL-Web… Keep an eye on this space.
bCNC is the recommended interface and I have created and RPI image for it as per the Wiki page.
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I was able to get the Universal Gcode Sender program to run on the RPi, but I’m not able to get it to communicate with the Arduino.
How do you set it up so that the RPi looks on its GPIO pins for an Arduino instead of a COM port?
Also, is there a tutorial on how to install and use your web-based solution shown above?
Thanks,
Vasken