Fusion 360 to LinuxCNC Milling workflow
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21 Oct 2018 16:33 #119167
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Hello !
Is there anywhere a good step by step workflow on how to transfer a Fusion 360 CAM mill or cut job into LinuxCNC ?
Thanks
Is there anywhere a good step by step workflow on how to transfer a Fusion 360 CAM mill or cut job into LinuxCNC ?
Thanks
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23 Oct 2018 13:46 - 23 Oct 2018 13:47 #119263
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I have used fusion 360 for lathe code. You can select the post processor for linuxcnc in fusion which will generate the ngc file that you then load into your machine. Is that what your are looking for? You may need to look over the generated file first in a text editor to see if all the m codes jive with your machine setup.
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23 Oct 2018 15:51 #119270
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I just save the .ngc file directly from Fusion on to the hard drive of my milling machine over the network then run the file.
That's about all there is to it.
That's about all there is to it.
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23 Oct 2018 15:56 #119271
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Thanks everyone ! I just started learning CAM setup in Fusion 360 and indeed I did find the linuxcnc post process as you mentioned . Will finish up the toolpaths and create Gcode today . Can't wait for my first cut !
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