QTPlasmaC post processor - SheetCam?

I have been searching around and can’t seam to find a dedicated QTPlasmaC sheetcam PP. I looked in sheetcam and found LinuxCNC-PlasmaC but not sure if that’s for the QT. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys. 

Yeh, that's the one! I made some enhancements for it and Les added it to Sheetcam. There are some settings at the top of the post to check and turn off. I made it so Sheetcam was the master seeing it was for his system

Thank you so much. I just tested it out and I do t know what voodoo you crammed into this new program but holy crap. It’s cutting better and way faster than it’s ever cut before. The ohmic is wicked fast and doesn’t even tap the part like it did before. Also I’m using the magic hole feature and it’s cutting these small holes amazing. 1/4” holes come out about perfect with no need to be drilled anymore. I wish I would of upgraded years ago. Huge Thank you to everyone that worked on this.

I’m cutting this at about 160” min which is 2-3 times faster than I was and the results are way better.
 

Can you pass a message onto the sheet cam guy? I noticed that thy have a plasma tool plugin now that has a slick feature for building hypertherm 45xp tools. Well I noticed thy had steel fast and steel quality in the drop down. But I think those are swapped. When I select steel fast it is the speeds for quality and the same is true for steel quality as its the faster speeds out of the manual. I was going to contact them but couldn’t find out how.

JTknives wrote:

Can you pass a message onto the sheet cam guy?

They have an active forum. Ask there
forum.sheetcam.com/

Still using the fine cut consumables but much faster cut rates. The slag pops right off now. You can see where I’m getting alittle wiggle around sharp direction changes so I’m not sure going up to 250”/min will be beneficial with the standard consumables.

I just watched your YouTube video on you high speed ohmic and it’s impressive. I’m sitting at 20”/sec starting at 1”. I tryied 50”/sec and I seamed to tap the sheet hard enough to float the torch up a smidge which is unacceptable as I normally use small 11x23” sheets of thin material and that hard of a tap can shift them. Abd these sheets are quite pricy at $200-$300 each. I would like to speed it up but if I can’t then I understand. Here is a video of the test cutting. Any recommendations? 

oh and one other question. I only have one switch on each axis for the home/limit switch. In the past I just used them as limit switches but on this install I used them as combination home/limit switches. So now I can auto home the system but once it homes the first axis it stops moving because it thinks it reached the hard stop switch. Is there a way to program in a retract off axis after homing so it does not trigger this hard stop alarm?