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Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
2 years 4 months ago #302778
by Emanresu
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Hello together,
after running through multible problems with Fusion360s CAM, now i have one, where i dont see any light.
For some reason im runing out of my soft limits.
As you can see in the attached image, thats not the case. Also Origin is right.
Do you have any ideas?
after running through multible problems with Fusion360s CAM, now i have one, where i dont see any light.
For some reason im runing out of my soft limits.
As you can see in the attached image, thats not the case. Also Origin is right.
Do you have any ideas?
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2 years 4 months ago #302781
by MaHa
Replied by MaHa on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
I was able to run the file in my simulation without problem. Line N50 G43 Z25. H1 , if distance Z25 to G53 Z0 is lower than toollength, it will give an error.
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2 years 4 months ago #302786
by jimmyrig
Replied by jimmyrig on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
Ran into this when programming a lathe. Mill may be different.
Rotate your screen so you can see z axis as well.
My guess is it moves z to a "safe height" before traveling via that g53. Just delete that line and see if the output on the screen looks reasonable. If it does when you go to post in fusion set the safe height parameter to something more reasonable.
If that's the issue you can remove it from the post processor entirely
Rotate your screen so you can see z axis as well.
My guess is it moves z to a "safe height" before traveling via that g53. Just delete that line and see if the output on the screen looks reasonable. If it does when you go to post in fusion set the safe height parameter to something more reasonable.
If that's the issue you can remove it from the post processor entirely
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2 years 4 months ago #302792
by Emanresu
Replied by Emanresu on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
Oh, everything is fine with Z.
I run out in X and Y. (Red on the picture)
Y83.8 and X152.4
The fun part is, when i "touch" G54 to another position, it sets the origin perfectly fine, as every time.
But Y83.8 and X152.4 just stays red, and i get an error, if i try to run the gode.
I run out in X and Y. (Red on the picture)
Y83.8 and X152.4
The fun part is, when i "touch" G54 to another position, it sets the origin perfectly fine, as every time.
But Y83.8 and X152.4 just stays red, and i get an error, if i try to run the gode.
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2 years 4 months ago #302827
by jimmyrig
Replied by jimmyrig on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
Huh weird... It looks like all your x and y lines are in the bounds of the machine..... Are you sure their isn't a random line somewhere?
If not it's probably not fusion.
I'd check your ini file on your x and y axis max and min limits as well as the corresponding joints.
Feel free to post the file
If not it's probably not fusion.
I'd check your ini file on your x and y axis max and min limits as well as the corresponding joints.
Feel free to post the file
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2 years 4 months ago #302831
by Emanresu
Replied by Emanresu on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
Yeah hehe, its weird.
I can upload my ini when im home, but im 100% sure everything is fine.
Just loaded an huge car doorpanel, did long ago and it worked just fine.
It gets even cooler.
If i set my machine to G54, the piece goes into the corner and clearly out of my workspace. BUT.... All numbers are fine.
I try to clear every G out of that Gcode and strip it naked. Lets see, what might happen then.
I can upload my ini when im home, but im 100% sure everything is fine.
Just loaded an huge car doorpanel, did long ago and it worked just fine.
It gets even cooler.
If i set my machine to G54, the piece goes into the corner and clearly out of my workspace. BUT.... All numbers are fine.
I try to clear every G out of that Gcode and strip it naked. Lets see, what might happen then.
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2 years 4 months ago #302846
by Emanresu
Replied by Emanresu on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
Ok, found an super easy solution!
Just use FreeCAD and everything works fine. Just like "what you click is what you get".
But if anyone whipes the dust from this topic some day, please leave an anssumption.
Im still curious, how an G-code is able to trigger an "out of bounds" inside the workspace.
Fusion coders must be one of a kind.
Anyway, thx to everyone who tryed to help! Still a super nice community!
Just use FreeCAD and everything works fine. Just like "what you click is what you get".
But if anyone whipes the dust from this topic some day, please leave an anssumption.
Im still curious, how an G-code is able to trigger an "out of bounds" inside the workspace.
Fusion coders must be one of a kind.
Anyway, thx to everyone who tryed to help! Still a super nice community!
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1 year 3 months ago #332189
by Kieran
Replied by Kieran on topic Fusions CAM drives me crazy - Axis out of bounds
It sounds like something was up with your offsets. Are you using g54? Make sure to switch into g54 or 55, 56, ect before touching off. That, or maybe you had cutter comp on and a large diameter in the tool table?
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