Fusion 360 Milling post with G64 Pn

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6 years 8 months ago #156673 by Leon82
G90 G0 G53 Z0 will solve any errors in Linux CNC.for some reason it wants it like that I have noticed

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6 years 8 months ago #156685 by bbsr_5a
Thanks
on multiaxis the G53 Zero is offen when not at all into the Part
this is why i asked here

CAN somone tell me the Part of the Postprocessor at Fusion to change to get rid of this G53 Z0
im lost in the Syntax

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6 years 8 months ago #156715 by Leon82
I haven't looked at it in a while but is there a post block called

Retract

Or pretract?

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6 years 8 months ago #156796 by Lcvette

MartyJ wrote: @LCvette, yes, I've run production with this post for almost a year and it works well. I just set the [strike]smoothing[/strike] (correction: tolerance) value to half of what I normally would to allow for the doubling effect of the G64. I've run it doing adaptive clearing and profiling at up to 500 IPM (12k MMPM).
Next step I want to do is have it set up so G00 moves get a large P value, could be cool. But not really necessary.


@MartyJ

thanks for the feedback! i have installed as my post now too \o/ Hurray! i was ahving some really bad machine shaking issues at 500ipm re-positioning moves during adaptive. it was enough to almost hit the estop... when i went into the cam to see what might have caused it i saw the adaptive repositioning move was a bunch of line segments and i can't get them out..lol doesn't matter what i try, so im hoping to try and use the G64 P# to do some additional testing to smooth it out.

you can see/hear it in this video right after the 3:12 mark.. can see the door shake and hear the stutter of the enclosure from the abrupt ugly little moves. have a look if you will and let me know what you think, since you are cutting at rates as high as my repositioning moves maybe you have some good settings that can help me start at a good point and not have to cringe through the testing process as much..



Thanks MartyJ! and say high to your bro!

Chris
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