Good morning,   I would like to propose the native implementation of the G05.3 (Surface Finish Quality) command within the Hurco post processor for Autodesk CAM. This function allows adjusting the surface finish quality through the P parameter, which can range from 1 to 100, following this logic:   "The G05.3 command is used with the Select Surface feature. G05.3 P_, where the P value is 1 to 100. P1 gives a smoother surface but requires a longer cutting time. P100 cuts down time to cut the part, but gives a rougher surface finish."   Official Hurco reference: https://support.hurco.com/wp-content/uploads/hurco_mill/NC_Programming/#XREF_25495_Surface_Finish   Currently, this functionality is not officially integrated into the Hurco post processors provided with Autodesk Fusion/Inventor CAM. However, the need to manage the G05.3 command has already been discussed in the community, as highlighted in this thread:   https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/hsm-post-processor-forum/hurco-sfq-settings/m-p/6097690   My proposal is as follows:   - Add native support for the G05.3 command in Hurco posts. - Allow the P value to be set per individual toolpath by configuring the property with scope: "operation" in the post processor, so that the surface quality can be tailored specifically for each CAM strategy.   I believe that implementing this feature would be very useful to enhance the management of surface finish quality, bringing tangible benefits in terms of flexibility and control over machining results. Thank you for your attention. Best regards   **I have already created this post in the HSM post processor forum, but I thought it would be appropriate to publish it here now for the forum dedicated to new ideas. Show More

A post-process would be needed for the CMZ TA 20 YS Fanuc 32i Model B with a subspindle. I had one made specifically for this, because the existing Fanuc ones aren't fully compatible with the machining processes, but it's not complete with all the machining processes. Also implement the option to choose whether to work with the C-axis or Y-axis when milling   Show More

In the post library lots of machine manufacturers are available, but not Fehlmann. I could use a post for a Fehlmann Versa 645 machine.   Thanks for considering! Show More

We need a postprozessor for a emmegi Sattelite XT 7800. Show More

Any active post that will work for this machine? Show More

It would be great to have a post from Fusion to our HURCO TM8Mi Lathe, we already use Fusion to teach students how to tool path for our Mill but we have several student requests for posting directly to our new Lathe, It would be great to try out some of the new turning/milling toolpathing options. Show More

Since there is a 5-Axis Roeders Post that works well (besides from Arcs, which i haven't fixed yet), it would be awesome to have a post within the recent Version, with simulation and with connecting moves.    I'm willing to share my post for a RFM600.   I would love to see another Progress with Roeders, they make good machines and have an extraordinary fast and helpful support (way better than GF for example, at least for us)   Best Wishes   Show More

Looking for Legacy Maverick Delta Fusion and Inventor posts Show More

We just got a Multicam 8000 at my work. The fusion post library only covers a 3 axis Multicam and I think it would be amazing if someone would upgrade the post to a 5 axis. I've been using Fusion 360 for 8 or so years now. Love it. It has grown a lot in those years. I hope it will grow specifically in this way for me though!   Cheers   PAtrick Show More

Anyone know of, or working on, a PP for the xTool S1 laser? Show More

Hi All, we are working on a NUM turning post processor and would be happy to get some feedback from you before we put it into production. Feel free to download and test this post processor with caution and provide any feedback you might have. Thank you. https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmposts?p=num_turning   Show More

Greetings folks, Ive been trying to find a post for our Ganesh machines, and i've seen a few inquiries about it in the past on the forums. Just wondering if there has been one created that i can use. Thanks agian! George, Show More

The post processor for the dx-32 software works fantastic for 3 axis controls, but when I modified the 3 axis post the way fusion says to, it will not work because it requires TCP capabilities. The post states in the TCP section that it does not support TCP. I have tried many various methods of getting it to work but no success. We need to 4th axis processor that does not need TCP to function.  Show More

Can we please create a post processor for all ProtoTrac controls, both Mill and lathe are need desperately. Show More

Could a post prossesor for Hypertherm Phoenix software be built or is there  Show More

DN Solutions (Doosan) Mill/Turn with Fanuc 0i/31i control is currently unable to perform turning operations with both spindles attached. This fix would help all of us who have a dual spindle lathes.  Show More

I've found that if using G187 and setting it to automatic, it doesnt post with every tool or toolpath. It also doesn't post a "P" value that makes much sense. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason as to why it will post a "P1" or a "P3." I think it would be valuable to have the automatic function of G187 controlled by the tolerance that's input in the "Passes" tab.  Show More

Eliminate G5 P2 and G5 P0 (High Speed Machining). Eliminate G65 P9832 and G65 P9833 (Probe on/off). This machine doesn't use high speed machining, and doesn't need the probe on/off call. Allow 8 digit Tool number in Fusion. The Vertical Center Nexus 530C-II allows 8 digit group numbers in the tool description page. But fusion won't allow me to put that 8 digit value in the group number box when I go to post process Show More

We are working on a generic post processor for the Boxford turning machines. We would be happy to get some feedback from you before we put it into production. Feel free to download and test this post processor and provide any feedback you might have.  Thank you. You can download it from the following link.   https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmposts?p=boxford_turning Show More