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SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router
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9 years 7 months ago #88924
by RobertoMFS
SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router was created by RobertoMFS
Hi guys, please can tell me what post processor to use in SolidCam 2016 for a LinuxCNC 3 axis router, working area 1100x660x15 mm
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Rob.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Rob.
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9 years 7 months ago #89115
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router
Hard to say without the software or a list.
Is there one that mentions "EMC2" by any chance? That was the old name for linuxCNC.
Is there one that mentions "EMC2" by any chance? That was the old name for linuxCNC.
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8 years 2 months ago #116874
by DarkMonk
Replied by DarkMonk on topic SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router
Any chance you got this figured out? I need the same post and the Github and generic Fanuc posts some people recommend throw a bunch of errors. I am using 2017 of SW and SC and 2.7 of LinuxCNC. I am just dong 3 axis milling.
Thank you for any help in advance and I hope your setup is running great.
Thank you for any help in advance and I hope your setup is running great.
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8 years 1 month ago #117145
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router
What errors? You might be able to make LinuxCNC work with those posts by re-mapping or adding G and M-codes.
Admittedly a post that worked without would be better.
Admittedly a post that worked without would be better.
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6 years 4 months ago #170427
by Marcodi
Replied by Marcodi on topic SolidCam 2016 postprocessor for LinuxCNC 3 axis router
I have a solidcam post specifically written for linuxcnc and solidcam.
It's for a router. 3 axis
Router + 4th axis rotary: 4 axis.
It's for a router. 3 axis
Router + 4th axis rotary: 4 axis.
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