the screenshot shows “no active pins” … so nothing is registering.
Thats why I’m confused cause prox is going red every time
Z carriage v wheels too tight:ok_hand: we good 
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OK dumb question time but everywhere I read I don’t get a straight yes or no. Using lightburn am I now scrapping use of carbide motion? Set macros etc in lightburn and just run everything I do from there?
yes you can use lightburn for your laser instead of CM.
but in More CC Pro fun @Julien shows there are other things you can do with lasers that do not involve lightburn
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Downloaded the free year 
hadn’t realized I could control everything from CC pro. I can do 3d too?? Well that seems a no brainer:joy: thank you
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And I’d be importing into lightburn still using it to control just designing in CC pro?
You can design and control with Lightburn.
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I just got my Shapeoko and joining the world of CNC, thanks for this!
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5 days playing between lightburn and CCpro this is my first stab at some relief…I’ve got some work to do but its a start for sure. ! Wood was just something laying around not ideal but I’m just practicing.
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