Setting up 360 to post for LinuxCNC
- ThyerHazard
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04 Aug 2024 02:34 #306893
by ThyerHazard
Setting up 360 to post for LinuxCNC was created by ThyerHazard
Hey guys,
So most of my machine is running and I'm in the testing phases (Just have a sharpie in the spindle drawing stuff on carboard) before actually cutting anything and I've noticed what when I post my G code from Fusion360 and move the NC code into linuxcnc I get (Unknown G code used).
Now I figured there was un-supported G codes so I checked the list of un-supported G codes and editing them out of the NC and it made no change. But If I delete the entire Top few lines of the NC it then works fine (For simple line sketches haven't tried anything more complicated)
Example below;
________________________________________________________________
(This gives the error)
%
(1001)
(T1 D=0.1 CR=0. - ZMIN=-1. - flat end mill)
G90 G54 G64 G50 G17 G40 G80 G94 G91.1 G49
G21 (Metric)
N10(Trace1)
T1 G43 H1 M6
S5000 M3 M9
G54
G0 X-10. Y13.207
G0 Z11.
G0 Z4.
G1 Z-1. F16.67
G1 X-8.586 Y11.793 F50.
________________________________________________________________
(But this works fine)
N10(Trace1)
T1 G43 H1 M6
S5000 M3 M9
G54
G0 X-10. Y13.207
G0 Z11.
G0 Z4.
G1 Z-1. F16.67
G1 X-8.586 Y11.793 F50.
________________________________________________________________
So my question is really, why is this happening? When I was running mach3 I could just drop my NC program in like this and it worked fine, and two is there a way to set up Fusion to post on NC code that WILL run on linuxCNC or will i have to edit each program like this to get it to run?
Thanks guys
So most of my machine is running and I'm in the testing phases (Just have a sharpie in the spindle drawing stuff on carboard) before actually cutting anything and I've noticed what when I post my G code from Fusion360 and move the NC code into linuxcnc I get (Unknown G code used).
Now I figured there was un-supported G codes so I checked the list of un-supported G codes and editing them out of the NC and it made no change. But If I delete the entire Top few lines of the NC it then works fine (For simple line sketches haven't tried anything more complicated)
Example below;
________________________________________________________________
(This gives the error)
%
(1001)
(T1 D=0.1 CR=0. - ZMIN=-1. - flat end mill)
G90 G54 G64 G50 G17 G40 G80 G94 G91.1 G49
G21 (Metric)
N10(Trace1)
T1 G43 H1 M6
S5000 M3 M9
G54
G0 X-10. Y13.207
G0 Z11.
G0 Z4.
G1 Z-1. F16.67
G1 X-8.586 Y11.793 F50.
________________________________________________________________
(But this works fine)
N10(Trace1)
T1 G43 H1 M6
S5000 M3 M9
G54
G0 X-10. Y13.207
G0 Z11.
G0 Z4.
G1 Z-1. F16.67
G1 X-8.586 Y11.793 F50.
________________________________________________________________
So my question is really, why is this happening? When I was running mach3 I could just drop my NC program in like this and it worked fine, and two is there a way to set up Fusion to post on NC code that WILL run on linuxCNC or will i have to edit each program like this to get it to run?
Thanks guys
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04 Aug 2024 04:38 #306899
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Setting up 360 to post for LinuxCNC
There is a Linuxcnc post in F360. It may be called EMC. I never had to modify anything.
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04 Aug 2024 07:44 #306905
by ThyerHazard
Replied by ThyerHazard on topic Setting up 360 to post for LinuxCNC
Thanks Ill have a look. hopefully this is the case I have a habit of not finding things right in front of me
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04 Aug 2024 07:46 #306906
by ThyerHazard
Replied by ThyerHazard on topic Setting up 360 to post for LinuxCNC
Yuhp I found it -_- Sorry guys
Thanks mate I am an stupid
Thanks mate I am an stupid
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