Program cnc linux
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03 Sep 2025 03:03 #334308
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I created a program in Fusion 360 and everything looks right on screen using the linux post, also looks right on linux cnc screen loaded program, a big but, it machines rotated and flipped when machined and it is just tracing letters and numbers ! please tell me why.
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03 Sep 2025 04:43 #334314
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It's very hard to diagnose with the little information provided. At the very least a picture of what you are trying to machine and the gcode would be a good start.
I know you maybe very frustrated and maybe English is not your first language but you will have to provide more information.
Is this the only job you are having issues with ?
I know you maybe very frustrated and maybe English is not your first language but you will have to provide more information.
Is this the only job you are having issues with ?
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03 Sep 2025 12:40 - 03 Sep 2025 12:41 #334344
by andypugh
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If the preview is correct, but the physical part is rotated and flipped, it may be that your axis directions are configured wrongly.
Jogging X+ should move the _tool_ to the right relative to the _work_
Jogging Y+ should move the tool away from the operator relative to the work.
Or, if you prefer:
Y+ = North
Y- = South
X+ = East
X- = West.
But everything describes the motion of the tool relative to the work, not the motion of the work relative to the world.
It can be confusing with moving-table machines, for example a standard bed mill will be table-left for X+.
Another possibility is that you have a rotation offset in the work coordinate system.
G10 L2 R0 in the MDI tab should fix that.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/coordinates.html
Jogging X+ should move the _tool_ to the right relative to the _work_
Jogging Y+ should move the tool away from the operator relative to the work.
Or, if you prefer:
Y+ = North
Y- = South
X+ = East
X- = West.
But everything describes the motion of the tool relative to the work, not the motion of the work relative to the world.
It can be confusing with moving-table machines, for example a standard bed mill will be table-left for X+.
Another possibility is that you have a rotation offset in the work coordinate system.
G10 L2 R0 in the MDI tab should fix that.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/coordinates.html
Last edit: 03 Sep 2025 12:41 by andypugh.
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