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I've just order a RatRig KillerBee to start learning CAM. I'm an absolute beginner to CAM so please bear in mind.
I've modelled a practice part and setup the tool paths and now I'm ready to post process. However the only machines I can find are industrial level machines like Haas. I also checked the Post Library for Fusion with no luck.
Is there a generic setup that I could amend the XYZ axis parameter to get the post process to work correctly?
You can find the Grbl post and many other posts that might apply to your application. Take a look at the Grbl post though, it's going to be closer than any Haas post will be.
I see, I'll have to look into it. It would be a little disappointing if that was the case. (I'll contact RatRig and pose the question)
I did come across this however, potentially RatRig have something similar or this might work been as though there machine is basically a more robust version of the WorkerBee?
