XZA Milling Machine need Help

Hi!

At first, sorry for my english...
I'm new in all the way of cnc stuff.
(part of the gcode is attached)
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I made a setup with X (horizontal) Z (vertical) A (rotation along the X Axis) to mill parts along the rotational axis.
So far I have made the machine with Steppers and so on and a easy model in RhinoCam.
As Post i have choosen EMC.

And here is my first problem: At a "closer" look to the gcode, the Z axis is moving down with the Z position around the cylinder (for the whole diameter). Normally Z should just move down for the wall diameter i like to mill and not acros the whole part.

Second Problem. I have no Y Axis and i made the right config in RhinoCam (Y min=0 and Y max=0), but i got some Gcodes also for the Y Axis.

The X Axis Information looks ok.

Is there any simple (or maybe complex) solution to fix this Problem? I'm not shure where i have to look at first. Is Rhino Cam not right for this Job, or should i do some modifications on Linux CNC?

Please help me if someone can do?

Thank You!

Hello BigJT

i have a Y in my ini. but nothing on it. Hope this works.
To point it out. Why does Z traveling with the milling positon of my A axis and what should i do to solve this problem?
In the simulation of the tool path the Mill i traveling around the cylinder and the part stands on his position. No rotation is shown, but i think this is for some other reasons in RhinoCam.
In my g code the A axis rotates and the Z Axis go with the simultanous path down to the bottom of the cylinder and up.

Hello Big JT!

i think i have to show more clearly.
I want to mill a cylinder only with a vertical and a horizontal axis and one rotational axis. Same priciple like a lathe, but with the option to mill soemthing like a nice ornament or drill holes into. So far i have just the option to compensate the Y axis instead of the tabel rotate by 180° mode with my rotational A axis. (R routhing mode in RhinoCam)
Now I've draw a simple cylinder in rhino and made a toolpath around the cylinder.- same principle like a lathe.-
The output shows now the rotation of the part and the absolute position of the Z axis in the coordinat system.

I have attached a gcode segment in txt Format.

Hopefully you can understand my problem to solve?
I dont know what I should do now and what causes the problem. Is it rhino that can't handel that issue or is it LinuxCNC.
Do i need an other Program to make the right code or another Post or something else?

Thank You very much for your support.

You are right. I made a mistake in the configuration of the CAM parameters. Now it looks much better.
Thank you for your help!