Problem was fixed most of it was user era. thank you so much to the fantastic Onefinity Support.
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You have the âdry modeâ enable (notice the curser in the right side flashing?) this disables z moving when running the carve. Also, donât see an email in support@onefinitycnc.com. That should always be the first place you should reach out to, especially since almost no one has an elite yet so the rest of the world canât help you 
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Set machine on dry run to keep the spindle off. First 3 times spindle was on.
FYI if you set tool to #00 it defaults to dry run
I was thinking since it was Saturday I would try here first.
Hey Joe,
(OT) naming a topic âHaving a problemâ is very disadvantageous. Usually people come to the forum to use the search function with meaningful keywords that describes their problem the best, to get the best search results at once. If you name it âHaving a problemâ, your topic will match no particular problem, but apply to all people that have any problem. Since the problem is not mentioned, even if you find a solution to your issue and post it, nobody will find it.
Please always give a meaningful topic title.
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Hey Joe,
I donât know the dry mode you refer to, but as per the G-Code standard,
âIt is OK to program T0; no tool will be selected. This is useful if you want the spindle to be empty after a tool change.â
PS: This video is not available to the public, but only to subscribed members of the platform.
Welcome to the forum!
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Joe,
If it moves fine when homing, and it moves fine when jogging, the z is good.
It looks like you have an issue with zeroing and xy zero of you work piece, thatâs why itâs banging to the left. Itâs not zeroed correctly.
At the 1:06 mark you can see the xy zero âwork originâ isnât far enough right compared to what the screen preview is showing.
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As per requested I removed video. I donât have a tool changer. I was using a ball nose bit one day and VCarve set bit to #0 and it took me a while to figure out. Onefinity Elite has a dry run and it appears to just air carve your tool path
Masso added that handy feature in a more recent software upgrade - meant to allow you to quickly check the perimeters of your toolpath to ensure proper sizing/positioning/etc⌠of your stock. Tool #0 was dedicated to this function at this time.
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@Aiph5u Iâm a subscribed member and logged in; but, got the message that the video was private and couldnât see it.
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@Aiph5u Never mindâŚread on down through the thread and saw it was removed.
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This issue has been resolved through support. Turns out the user didnât zero his program correctly.
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