Is 2.0 worth the price?

[liquidguitars]

I do not like it that LG's trick of running through all the bit tests with just the carving bit will not work anymore.

Not really mine I found this useful trick on the board about three years ago. From what I was told this will be fixed...

One thing I noticed on the beta firmware " about two months old and works well" is the " indexing point" will remember the last spot you placed it.

[rockflier]

Lol! Was I the only one that had a Dr. Suess moment with this?

Merry Christmas to all!

Lynn, along with a Dr. Seuss moment I had a Senior Moment. You are not alone at all Sir. LOL (I just read back and found that you are Connie, and NOT a Sir. My apologies Ma'am.)

[lynnfrwd]

Lol no problem. Lynn is my middle name and I live in Friendswood (frwd).

Connie

[rockflier]

i agree with this wholeheartedly, i use my carving bit to do all the touching bit plate and measurements before actual carving then when new bit is called for the question is to refind or continue, saves all the dadgum changing of the bits back and forth which SAVES time. so i believe i will stick with 1.187
steve
I have been fighting this change for other reasons. I like to experiment and I do not like more restrictions. I do not like it that LG's trick of running through all the bit tests with just the carving bit will not work anymore. I do not like it that if a user has a senior moment and puts in the wrong bit in a multi bit project, he may get a stall and project abort.

Skeeterman, I have never had to use the refind or continue options. Guess I have been lucky. If I select the continue option does it use the original bit measurement? If I select the refind option, will it measure the new bit and use those measurements? Thanks!

[rockflier]

Lol no problem. Lynn is my middle name and I live in Friendswood (frwd).

Connie

Ahaaa, I used to live in the Woodlands when our planes were based in Conroe. I guess at my advanced age I can be forgiven LOL. In any case, Merry Christmas!

[fwharris]

If you use "continue" it will use the new measurement of the bit you have in at the time. With refind it will re measure the bit and compare it to what it was on the start up routine and you will probably get the same error message.

[lynnfrwd]

Nothing to forgive.

Merry Christmas!!

[rockflier]

If you use "continue" it will use the new measurement of the bit you have in at the time. With refind it will re measure the bit and compare it to what it was on the start up routine and you will probably get the same error message.

Thanks, Floyd. Next time I am in Greeley, I owe you a beer, errrr coffee. Kurt

[fwharris]

Thanks, Floyd. Next time I am in Greeley, I owe you a beer, errrr coffee. Kurt

No problem and I do drink both !

[rockflier]

No problem and I do drink both !

As I recall, the guys you and I ran around with from Kersey and Gill got us into both habits. LOL