Talk shop with the Fusion (formerly Fusion 360) Manufacture Community. Share tool strategies, tips, get advice and solve problems together with the best minds in the industry.
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I use a Heimer to set work piece zero with its measured offset in the machine software tool list. Each end mill I use has a listed and associated offset. Running Visual CAM 2016 w/in SolidWorks, I enter in the tool offsets from the machine software and post the code. When the code is run on the CNC, Z is where it should be across all the ops. However, when running Fusion 360 I entered the tool offsets as the overall length. When that nc code is run on the machine, all Z info is off by as much as a 1/4". How do I account for tool offsets in Fusion 360 accurately?
Fusion simply inputs an offset number, your H#; Tool 1, Height Offset 1 so on and so forth. You would have to touch your tools off at the machine to set the lengths of each tool, in the control
Seth Madore Owner, Liberty Machine, Inc. Good. Fast. Cheap. Pick two.
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