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Ronald Morrison08/04/2021 11:01:53
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Some installations on a Raspberry Pi are simple, some very complex. I don't remember bCNC as being at all difficult. I don't have a touchscreen, just a computer monitor that I affixed to the wall. I like having a (relatively) large screen as my eyesight isn't real good but I can see the buttons with this screen. If you don't have a lot of things on the Raspberry Pi that you need to save, I found that using an install image makes the process painless.Raspberry Pi image

John Haine09/04/2021 12:36:06
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Thanks Ronald, I'm giving that a try.

Michael Gilligan09/04/2021 13:35:06
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Posted by John Haine on 09/04/2021 12:36:06:

Thanks Ronald, I'm giving that a try.

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Me too yes

There’s a spare RPi_3 lying around with nothing to do

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Huub04/02/2022 23:04:01
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I use modified versions of grbl for some years now for both my lathes and rotary table.

grbl-L for the small lathe: **LINK**

grbl-l-mega for the larger lathe: **LINK**

Grbl_ESP32_R for my rotary table: **LINK**

I have documented the CNC mods of the small lathe. The CNC build was done for about 100$ (today probably for 150$) **LINK**

Any questions please ask

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