G93 vs G94

Hello Everyone!

Forgive me, I've been out of the loop for a while. I turned to 3D printing for a while but I need to get back cutting metal again.

The maker of my CAM software promised he would implement G93 (inverse timing) and now 3 years have passed and no G93. If I remember correctly LinuxCNC wants the mode to be G93 for using angular axis with linear axis motion.

Is this still correct? Am I still begging access from my friends with AutoCAD to produce my G93 compatible code for my homemade 4 axis machine?

Thanks for the help, sorry for the stupid questions...

--jb

Thanks for the info. Just a real quick follow up and you seem to be the guy leading the charge here, what is a good affordable 4 axis CAM package? I hate having expensive equipment not being used.

Hmmm! Let me investigate Fusion360. I use it a lot for 3D printing, hadn't even looked at anything else. I use Rhino3D so I skip everything except squirting out g-code for my printer. If it were a snake it might have taken my head off!