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Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning' post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc
as well as the 'Haas turning'?
post processors, but when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3 Turn?? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards Roland
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Possibly a radius/diameter issue? ?
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From: mach1mach2cnc@... Sent: Friday, March 15, 2019 7:10 PM To: mach1mach2cnc@... Subject: [mach1mach2cnc] Fusion 360 and Lathe ? ? ? I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards. I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning'? post processors, but when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it.. Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3 Turn?? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
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Hello Roland
Go to the Help option on Fusion and the Fusion people WILL help you, The fact that you are using the free-bee version is not a problem, From my own experience they take problems like yours as a CHALLENGE to be defeated. ?With the three problems I have had over time, in every case they have resolved it and shown me what and how to do it next time.?
Russell Ferlach Austria
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Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning' post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Roland, I run mine in Diameter Mode. Also, check your Ports & Pins config and under "Turn Options", make sure that "Reversed arcs in Front Post" is not checked.
I also use the Post processor "Mach 3 Turn G32Type B.cps"
I will send you a copy directly. It may also be in the files section.
Steve
On Friday, March 15, 2019, 6:06:18 PM CDT, Roland Jollivet Roland.Jollivet@... [mach1mach2cnc] wrote:
Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning'? post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn?? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Roland, I run mine in Diameter Mode. Also, check your Ports & Pins config and under "Turn Options", make sure that "Reversed arcs in Front Post" is not checked.
I also use the Post processor "Mach 3 Turn G32Type B.cps"
I will send you a copy directly. It may also be in the files section.
Steve
Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning'? post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn?? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Thanks Steve, I got the post.
Looks OK so far, in simulation. I'll test it tomorrow.
I see you have set the option to use radii instead of I,J. Can I,J be used?
Regards Roland
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Roland, I run mine in Diameter Mode. Also, check your Ports & Pins config and under "Turn Options", make sure that "Reversed arcs in Front Post" is not checked.
I also use the Post processor "Mach 3 Turn G32Type B.cps"
I will send you a copy directly. It may also be in the files section.
Steve
Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning'? post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn?? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Thanks Russel
The main thing is that Fusion360 is new to me. So while my brain feels the software is 'broken' because I can't get it to work, I have to keep in mind that I can't be the first person on the planet to have this issue, so the solution is out there.
Fortunately Steve sent me a post-processor, so things are looking up for now.
Regards Roland
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Hello Roland
Go to the Help option on Fusion and the Fusion people WILL help you, The fact that you are using the free-bee version is not a problem, From my own experience they take problems like yours as a CHALLENGE to be defeated. ?With the three problems I have had over time, in every case they have resolved it and shown me what and how to do it next time.?
Russell Ferlach Austria
Hi All
I've just setup Fusion 360, and generated code for a tapered cone. For
turning. The shape is a bit beyond the turn Wizards.
I've tried the Fanuc as well as the 'Haas turning' post processors, but
when I bring the code into Mach, I see the curves are messed up. I think
it's to do with I, J, but don't know how to fix it..
Does anyone know of a suitable post processor in Fusion 360 for Mach3
Turn? Or a 'how to' to get usable code?
Regards
Roland
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Hi All
I have downloaded and opened the OneCNC file from the Files section to use as a Turn? Post Processor in Fusion 360, so far I haven't been able to get it working,
guidance is definitely required.
I am a new user of Mach 3 and Fusion 360 but don't have any issues using the Mach 3 mill PP within Fusion.
Has anyone found any of the Turn post processors in the Fusion list to run as desired with Mach 3 ? those I have tried need editing before use.
Marcus
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On Friday, August 28, 2020, 5:02:48 AM CDT, Emgee Radian <xpylonracer@...> wrote:
Hi All
I have downloaded and opened the OneCNC file from the Files section to use as a Turn? Post Processor in Fusion 360, so far I haven't been able to get it working,
guidance is definitely required.
I am a new user of Mach 3 and Fusion 360 but don't have any issues using the Mach 3 mill PP within Fusion.
Has anyone found any of the Turn post processors in the Fusion list to run as desired with Mach 3 ? those I have tried need editing before use.
Marcus
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Hi Steve
Thanks for the file I have downloaded but not certain how to get my file processed.
Marcus
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Thought you might be able to help them. ?
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Sent: August-28-20 10:41 AM
To: 'John Dammeyer'
Subject: RE: [MachCNC] Fusion 360 and Lathe ? Dunno what the OneCNC file is, I use the one below.. From the fusion site. ? 
? Sent from my Atari 2600 Regards, -Joemac ? From: John Dammeyer <johnd@...>
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2020 8:57 AM
To: Joe Macmurchie <jrmac@...>
Subject: FW: [MachCNC] Fusion 360 and Lathe ? You're doing this aren't you? John ? ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Emgee Radian
Sent: August-28-20 3:03 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MachCNC] Fusion 360 and Lathe ? Hi All
I have downloaded and opened the OneCNC file from the Files section to use as a Turn? Post Processor in Fusion 360, so far I haven't been able to get it working,
guidance is definitely required.
I am a new user of Mach 3 and Fusion 360 but don't have any issues using the Mach 3 mill PP within Fusion. Has anyone found any of the Turn post processors in the Fusion list to run as desired with Mach 3 ? those I have tried need editing before use.
Marcus ?
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OK, let me see if I can walk you through this.? Looks like you have already posted code from Fusion, so here goes.
Load the file you want to machine.
Click on "Manufacture"? (at this point you will need to have a valid setup and toolpath) Open "Actions" , then click "Post Process" At the top blue bar, (Configuration Folder) Select "Setup", then "Open Folder"
A rather large tree of folders opens up, (these are all the updates!) at the bottom should be a folder labeled "Posts"
Copy the file I sent you here. Then it should appear in the blue Post Configuration window along with the post you have been using.
Good luck, Steve
On Friday, August 28, 2020, 3:03:15 PM CDT, Emgee Radian <xpylonracer@...> wrote:
Hi Steve
Thanks for the file I have downloaded but not certain how to get my file processed.
Marcus
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Many thanks Steve, Joe and others for help.
Got there in the end, it was my error for having the Feed per rev box checked in the tool program.
I found the Fanuc in the list of PP and used that but kept getting F rates of Feed per rev, I was looking for mm/min feedrate which are totally higher numbers.
I have now learnt how to add a PP program to Fusion and loaded the Artsoft Mach 3 with which I am familiar, so now up and making swarf.
Marcus
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On Saturday, August 29, 2020, 5:07:00 AM CDT, Emgee Radian <xpylonracer@...> wrote:
Many thanks Steve, Joe and others for help.
Got there in the end, it was my error for having the Feed per rev box checked in the tool program.
I found the Fanuc in the list of PP and used that but kept getting F rates of Feed per rev, I was looking for mm/min feedrate which are totally higher numbers.
I have now learnt how to add a PP program to Fusion and loaded the Artsoft Mach 3 with which I am familiar, so now up and making swarf.
Marcus
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Good to see you up and running… we have all been there, and likely will be again. ? ? Sent from my Atari 2600 Regards, -Joemac ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Emgee Radian
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2020 3:07 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MachCNC] Fusion 360 and Lathe? Many thanks Steve, Joe and others for help.
Got there in the end, it was my error for having the Feed per rev box checked in the tool program.
I found the Fanuc in the list of PP and used that but kept getting F rates of Feed per rev, I was looking for mm/min feedrate which are totally higher numbers.
I have now learnt how to add a PP program to Fusion and loaded the Artsoft Mach 3 with which I am familiar, so now up and making swarf.
Marcus
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Hi!
is there a full working pp for mach3 available?
does css work and g76 ??
actually I add g76 by hand to my gcode.. works but is not the perfect solution.
I love the g76 wizard from mach3... but I cant get it work with fusion.
next is css... thanks
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I have been using this one. Don't have css working on my setup.
Steve
On Friday, February 4, 2022, 08:37:41 AM CST, Alexander noname <saherte85@...> wrote:
Hi!
is there a full working pp for mach3 available?
does css work and g76 ??
actually I add g76 by hand to my gcode.. works but is not the perfect solution.
I love the g76 wizard from mach3... but I cant get it work with fusion.
next is css... thanks
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please look at the thread... fusion has a working mach3 pp.
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Joe Macmurchie
