I did wander over to the Carbide Create forums, but thankfully a bit of trial and error showed that it’s a simple code swap. In code like I shared above, replace:
M0 ;T302
with
M6 T302
(302 is just the tool number, so it will vary based on the bit you’ve specified) So ya, swap the M0 for M6 and remove the semi-colon. I’m guessing this is obvious for someone who knows gcode.
As referenced, I think it’s also helpful to add one line to the default tool-changer macro to raise the router higher, as explained in this thread:
G0Z100