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11 years 5 months ago #58683
by sdf
Replied by sdf on topic Solidcam to EMC2 post processor
I'm a bit lost with the post processor editing.
how I can edit and what I need to know to edit and match the post processor to my machine?
the reason that I choose solidcam is the very good collision detection and the integration with solidworks.
My machine is G0704.
1hp (700W) Spindle 50 to 1900 rpm (manual control)
All 3 axis use 5mm pitch ball screw
X travel 480mm
Y travel 160mm
Z travel 300mm
actual table size:
673mm
180mm
When i try to do simulation I get a model of 5 axis machine.
If I will model the machine in solidworks as Assembly, there is an option to implement it to solidcam?
Here is the setting for the motors:
how I can edit and what I need to know to edit and match the post processor to my machine?
the reason that I choose solidcam is the very good collision detection and the integration with solidworks.
My machine is G0704.
1hp (700W) Spindle 50 to 1900 rpm (manual control)
All 3 axis use 5mm pitch ball screw
X travel 480mm
Y travel 160mm
Z travel 300mm
actual table size:
673mm
180mm
When i try to do simulation I get a model of 5 axis machine.
If I will model the machine in solidworks as Assembly, there is an option to implement it to solidcam?
Here is the setting for the motors:
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9 years 1 month ago #98545
by bobhare
Replied by bobhare on topic Solidcam to EMC2 post processor
Library, thanks for the solution to to using Solidworks with Linux CNC. I followed your instructions and it worked great. G30 caused me a problem so i removed it and changed G* to G7 as that's the code that controls my cooling.
You mentioned trying to do the same for turning. Have you been successful and if so do you have the corresponding files?
Thanks again.
You mentioned trying to do the same for turning. Have you been successful and if so do you have the corresponding files?
Thanks again.
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