Tool running above the part

[jlouque43EE4]

This is my first time using Fusion 360 CAM, not sure what I'm doing wrong or if I have the model setup incorrectly, running the cam simulation it shows working correctly but when I actually run it in the Haas VF3, the tools are nearly 5in above the part.

Also when I set the origin to the top right corner the cam simulation still shows it working correctly but when I actually run it, it thinks the top right corner is 17.71in to the right. If I set the origin to the top left corner the X and Y movements are correct but still running above the part.

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(Using high feed G1 F650. instead of G0.)
(T14 D=0.281 CR=0. TAPER=118deg - ZMIN=-0.5781 - drill)
N10 G90 G94 G17
N15 G20
N20 G53 G0 Z0.

(Drill6)
N25 T14 M6
N30 S1359 M3
N35 G17 G90 G94
N40 G154 P48
N45 M8
N50 G1 X2.734%
Y-1.18 F650.
N55 G0 G43 Z0.6 H14
N60 G0 Z0.2
N65 G95
N70 G98 G81 X2.734 Y-1.18 Z-0.5781 R0.2 F0.006
N75 X7.459
N80 X12.184
N85 X14.745
N90 X17.107
N95 G80
N100 G94
N105 G0 Z0.6

N110 M5
N115 M9
N120 G53 G0 Z0.
N125 G53 G0 X0. Y0.
N130 M30

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TIA

[CNC_Lee]

@jlouque43EE4 

The program appears to be fine, aside from the stray % as shown in the pic  below:



However, it seems the WCS might not be correctly set on the machine.

Have you confirmed that the G154 P48 offset coordinates at the machine match the stock location you defined in the Setup tab within Fusion?

[jlouque43EE4]

The WCS is set correctly and don't have this problem when I use the conversational programming at the controller on the mill, only having this problem when using Fusion.

I must have it setup incorrectly in Fusion somehow. I can post the file link for you to look at if needed.

[jlouque43EE4 · Accepted solution]

Today its working correctly for some reason. No clue what happened.