topic Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor in Fusion Support Forum

Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

101Vance — Mon, 16 May 2022 14:46:56 GMT

Good morning Folks.

I've been on the trail of getting our 4th axis "B-table" to post out but I'm unable to make progress. The post processor is not outputting a usable b axis rotation g-code. Our Fanuc 18i-M doesn't like the G68.2. We've been using a stock FANUC post processor that's been working great for 3 axis jobs. Is there an existing Fanuc B Axis table post processor? Or a Clear "How-To" document that can assist? I know that y'all have been doing a great job at updating your library.

(DRILL2)
T5 M06
S3667 M03
G55
G00 B0.
M08
G00 X3.3383 Y10.2265
G43 Z6.4578 H05
G00 Z6.0578
G98 G81 X3.3383 Y10.2265 Z5.4828 R6.0578 F17.2
G80
Z6.4578
G28 G91 Z0.
G90

(DRILL1)
G54
G68.2 X0. Y0. Z0. I-90. J90. K90.
G53.1
G49
G00 X-0.0419 Y10.099
G43 Z10.7645 H05
G00 Z10.3645
G81 X-0.0419 Y10.099 Z9.4685 R9.8215 F17.2
G80
Z10.7645

M09
G28 G91 Z0.
G90
G49
G69
G00 B0.
G28 G91 X0. Y0.
G90
M30
%

Kind Regards

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

seth.madore — Tue, 17 May 2022 10:43:00 GMT

What about taking the A axis post processor and reassigning what axis is rotating?

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

101Vance — Tue, 17 May 2022 11:51:37 GMT

Thank you Seth for the suggestion. I tried several post processors and landed on on that worked. Searching the forum I found a user that shared fanucv3.cps. I proved it out and it seems to be working. Thank you again.

Kind Regards - Aaron

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

64simonp — Sun, 26 Feb 2023 14:29:35 GMT

Hi Vance,

I am looking at the same requirement. Are you able to post the fanucv3.cps file?

Many Thanks,

Simon

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

DANIEL.CHASE — Mon, 18 Sep 2023 14:37:12 GMT

I have the same issue. I have not been able to find the fanucv3.cps file while searching the forum. Any chance you could share?

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

64simonp — Sat, 23 Sep 2023 12:26:16 GMT

Hi Daniel,

I never got a reply to my request, however I did manage to work it out. It's quite easy actually.

I have seen people try to edit the gcode file and change the axis there, but this isn't a good solution.

When you edit your machine definition, the selection is under Kinematics, but you have to highlight the part you are interested in on the orientation to get the option - where it is highlighted in the picture and depending on the configuration you have.

The post processor I have used successfully is selected under the Fusion360 library. Don't worry about the v3 as that just comes from when you save to your local library - in his case 3 times over...

Re: Fanuc B Axis(Table) Post Processor

mark.wargo1999 — Thu, 22 Aug 2024 19:19:23 GMT

did you ever find anything , i have same situation, tried everything I've seen on fusion so far and nothing is working