5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
02 Aug 2019 15:35 #141191
by Pro_El
5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360 was created by Pro_El
I need 5 axis post for INVENTOR , there is one official post on Autodesk for Linuxcnc and inside is mention something like 5 axis simultaneous but i get error every time i want to build code '' Error: Invalid machine configuration in toolpath''. This post is working fine with 3 axis.
Did someone try this processor for 5 axis, or someone can check the file ( post processor) if it has capabilities to process 5 axis simultaneous.
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If i need to configure the post somehow your guide will be great help..
cam.autodesk.com/posts/post.php?name=linuxcnc
Did someone try this processor for 5 axis, or someone can check the file ( post processor) if it has capabilities to process 5 axis simultaneous.
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If i need to configure the post somehow your guide will be great help..
cam.autodesk.com/posts/post.php?name=linuxcnc
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02 Aug 2019 18:59 #141221
by Hakan
Replied by Hakan on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
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02 Aug 2019 22:22 #141236
by Pro_El
Replied by Pro_El on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
Thank you for this information, maybe this error is some type of bug.
Still it will be good to now if someone used this post for 5 axis simultaneous moving.
Thank you
Still it will be good to now if someone used this post for 5 axis simultaneous moving.
Thank you
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03 Aug 2019 06:20 #141253
by Hakan
Replied by Hakan on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
I have used it not for 5, but for 4 axis so I think I have come across most problems.
The post processor needs to be configured for your machine setup, how your axis are oriented.
There are five lines around line 193 that needs to be modified.
I would, a bit boring, say that the best is to search the autodesk forums for the general setup, there is plenty of info.
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-36...r-5-axis-motion.html
The axis is one thing, the three first lines.,
TCP mode is the other thing you need to set. If you use a 5-axis kinematics you setif you use trivkins with two independent axis you set that to "1" and then you start wonder why the
feed speed isn't right.
The post processor needs to be configured for your machine setup, how your axis are oriented.
There are five lines around line 193 that needs to be modified.
I would, a bit boring, say that the best is to search the autodesk forums for the general setup, there is plenty of info.
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-36...r-5-axis-motion.html
The axis is one thing, the three first lines.,
TCP mode is the other thing you need to set. If you use a 5-axis kinematics you set
optimizeMachineAngles2(0); // TCP enabled
feed speed isn't right.
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03 Aug 2019 06:30 #141255
by Pro_El
Replied by Pro_El on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
Hello Hakan,
Thank you so much for your replay, The link you send me for enable 4th and 5 axis i think is what i need. I will try to reconfigure post and give an answer here if everything is working. Thankss
Thank you so much for your replay, The link you send me for enable 4th and 5 axis i think is what i need. I will try to reconfigure post and give an answer here if everything is working. Thankss
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04 Aug 2019 08:29 - 04 Aug 2019 08:30 #141316
by Pro_El
Replied by Pro_El on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
I found this post working only on Fusion 360 and generates 5-axis G-code with software enabled TCP capabilities
Thank you
Thank you
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12 Aug 2019 19:58 #141995
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic 5 axis post processor for INVENTOR - FUSION 360
I am not sure how helpful they are, but PocketNC sell their machine packaged with LinuxCNC and Fusion360, so presumably they have a working post.
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