Why 24 V is (often) not enough to heat the wire
A 3D printer board's heating stage is designed for 24 V: enough for a short wire, not enough for a versatile machine.
Things I've learned by building machines, writing software and cutting, for more than 20 years. A note is a conviction and its proof: a photo, a video, a cut part.
A 3D printer board's heating stage is designed for 24 V: enough for a short wire, not enough for a versatile machine.
In 4 axes, the wire has two paths and neither can serve as the speed reference. That is why G94 should not be used.
A wide table lets you cut large panels in one go. But does it let you use the full versatility of 4-axis cutting?