Fusion 360 G3 errors SOLVED

Good evening,

I just purchased a linux converted magnaturn lathe that runs wonderful. I am having a problem using fusion 360 post processing. When I hit run program I get an error saying "Near line xxx radius is to short to reach next point". I have tried everything I can think of to correct the problem and I am now lost. Any guidance would be great. Program posted below.

The part was drawn and tool path made in fusion 360.

Tried the code on my lathe, it worked fine. Though with metric setup.
Also tried in ncviewer.com without any complaint.

In the file you attached, on which line does the problem appear?

That might be due to tool size not being the same on Fusion 360 and Linuxcnc.

After seeing that it worked on someone else's machine, the lathe seems to be the issue then. I just got it, I didn't build it. I'm running the machine with The Enhanced Machine Controller. That is what it says when it starts up. I am able to run a g3 if I type it in MDI. for example starting from 0,0 if i type g3 X.5Y.5 R.25 it will run. So if it would be tool size differences how do I check that? On the haas machine there are tables that can be accessed. Here I'm lost. Links to manuals or tutorials for linuxcnc would be appreciated.

I purchased this machine to start a home shop and because it was the cheapest running cnc machine I could find that would suit my needs. Any further help would be appreciated.

Tool size could defintely be a thing. But there are more things.
There is almost nothing in the preamble of the file, so the machine could be
in almost any state.

Just as comparison, here is the preamble for my lathe. Not that you should copy it,
but more to see that there are a few things set to put it into a know state. It may not even be correct, it is what the post processor I use give me.

Have a look at what post processor you have selected in F360.
I am not even sure there is a turning post processor for Linuxcnc included in F360.

g3 X.5Y.5 R.25

If it's a lathe there should be no Y. Try programming with X and Z.

Sorry, I just saw the attached text file which seems the correct format.