Anyone fancy trying this?
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I’ll try it tonight & post results.
Reported in the other thread, it works but basically I’m losing an inch on each side as it is reverting back to pre-HDZ work area. I may enable HDZ and get the extra 2in in width and lose the W rapid on the left hand side. I don’t have my bitsetter yet, it was delayed yet again and it is still out for delivery so I did not have a chance to try that.
I’m not sure I follow.
We can’t change the dimensions of the Suckit, you can either use a suckit and revert back to standard travel distances or not use a suckit and gain the travel…
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Well I have the ears setup on the first set of holes as I have the small mount so it may be why I still have an inch on each side
When @luc.onthego sets his machine up in CM as “without HDZ”, he’s losing the benefit of the gained workspace on the X.
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If you are using the suckit there is no gained space - the ears take it away.
If you don’t have a suckit you can use the machine as normal and you should have the added 2"
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The series of steps posted here [HDZ/Suckit Users - Addressing rapid coordinates X bouncing] worked. Rapid positions stop at the original non-HDZ locations, and I can’t jog into the rails.
I took off my left side suckit ear, it still crashed into the left when using the left rapid positions.
I have the HDZ installed and updated the setting when I upgraded to 428.
I reported this to support, only response I got back was don’t use the 3 left rapid positions.
So the 428 on the download page now shows a date of 12/16, It changed from 12/03. Carbide has something been fixed in this date change release. ???
The release notes don’t say anything changed but the date it was released changed
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