In Need of 3 axis mill sample program
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14 Apr 2026 17:56 #345547
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Good Afternoon,
I am in need of a 3 axis milling sample program. I am converting my Anilam Crusader M 3 axis mill to LinuxCNC. I use Gibbscam and in order to help me with the post processor they need a sample program that contains gcode that generate lines, circles, tool changes, etc. I sent them a link to the LinuxCNC G Code catalog. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Steve in Indy
I am in need of a 3 axis milling sample program. I am converting my Anilam Crusader M 3 axis mill to LinuxCNC. I use Gibbscam and in order to help me with the post processor they need a sample program that contains gcode that generate lines, circles, tool changes, etc. I sent them a link to the LinuxCNC G Code catalog. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Steve in Indy
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14 Apr 2026 21:55 #345556
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You could send them one of the sample programs that is installed with LCNC. Like chips.ngc.
Keep in mind that your tool changer is going to be specific to your machine and LCNC configuration, especially if the tool change sequence requires anything beyond "M6 Tn G43" in it.
Example - does your machine require the post to raise the head to a safe point before the tool change M-code is commanded, or is that part of the internal change sequence?
Same for any custom or machine-specific M-codes.
Keep in mind that your tool changer is going to be specific to your machine and LCNC configuration, especially if the tool change sequence requires anything beyond "M6 Tn G43" in it.
Example - does your machine require the post to raise the head to a safe point before the tool change M-code is commanded, or is that part of the internal change sequence?
Same for any custom or machine-specific M-codes.
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14 Apr 2026 22:34 #345559
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No. The tool change position has to be commanded in the Gcode. The tool change on this mill is manual.
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Thank You!
-Steve
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