Here are the steps I follow to reproduce the issue:
- Have a machine with a slow K axis (ex. max velocity = 60ipm)
- Run the following G code snippet
M3 S1000
G0 X0 Z1
G33 Z0 K0.1
M5
M2
This is what I expected to happen:
Some form of warning that the machine can't reach the required feed rate. To execute that motion properly, the Z axis needs to move at 1000 rpm * 0.1 in / rev = 100 ipm (greater than my example limit of 60 ipm).
This is what happened instead:
The cut proceeds without complaint, and cuts the wrong thread pitch.
It worked properly before this:
Probably never, but this seems to have been an issue with 2.6.x as well.
Information about my hardware and software:
Use a simulation config with a slow Z axis (the stock axis simulator will work).
Here are the steps I follow to reproduce the issue:
This is what I expected to happen:
Some form of warning that the machine can't reach the required feed rate. To execute that motion properly, the Z axis needs to move at 1000 rpm * 0.1 in / rev = 100 ipm (greater than my example limit of 60 ipm).
This is what happened instead:
The cut proceeds without complaint, and cuts the wrong thread pitch.
It worked properly before this:
Probably never, but this seems to have been an issue with 2.6.x as well.
Information about my hardware and software:
Use a simulation config with a slow Z axis (the stock axis simulator will work).