It is better to make your own gcodes with your own machine settings and preferences but if you only want the gcode to compare to see what it looks like you can do with this.
This was my first test cut (puzzle piece) gcode:
Test puzzle 1mm pass x 1:4" bit.nc (22.5 KB) The “comments” were turned off, and I think I used Carbide Create to make the gcode. Now I use KiriMoto to make my gcodes so they look slightly different.
Here is a gcode I wrote myself to mark the scrap board so I would know where exactly to put my stock material on my table.
It was for the spoon I made see Having fun with the Maslow4
About as basic as it gets:
G21
G90
G0 Z3.0 F100
G1 X-24.5000 Y200.0000 F1000;GO TO FIRST CORNER
G1 Z-1.5000 F100;LOWER TOOL
G1 Y-200.0000 F1000; GO TO SECOND CORNER
G0 Z3.0 F100;LIFT TOOL
G1 X24.5000 F1000; THIRD
G1 Z-1.5000 F100;LOWER TOOL
G1 Y200.0000 F1000; FOURTH
G0 Z3.0 F100;LIFT TOOL
G1 X0 Y0 F1000;GO HOME
G1 Z-1.5000 F100;LOWER TOOL
G0 Z3.0;LIFT TOOL
M30
It worked fine. It makes two lines in between which the spoon will be cut, and a mark at the home point (0,0). I could also have easily done this by “hand” and use the interface with the Maslow to mark the lines by jogging around.
Good luck with finding the problem your chasing down.