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1. #Mastercam v9 post processor errors for free
2. #Mastercam v9 post processor errors mod
3. #Mastercam v9 post processor errors software
4. #Mastercam v9 post processor errors code

You can also download for free some good posts at the emastercam site to use as a base. That is in the threading parameters, pick "longhand" (for G32) or "canned" (for G76).

#Mastercam v9 post processor errors mod

In your specific example of G76 to G32 though, there shouldn't be any post mod req'd.

#Mastercam v9 post processor errors code

A variable gets referenced and you change what code gets output by that variable. I'm def not an expert, but can take a starting post and make it work for different machines, and that's how I learned what I have.įor just changing a code that is used for something, it is pretty easy. Read the stuff on there, go through your manuals, do some trial and error, and if you still can't figure something out, ask a question on a forum. There is also a good forum for post questions on. For basic stuff it isn't that hard to figure out. Basically start poking around and changing things and look at your code and you can figure it out. We are using MC for all our Mitsubishi mills no problem. You can contact your reseller and ask for the post processor documentation. Mastercam 9.1 lathe post We just got a Kia lathe with a Mitsubishi Meldas 520AL control, live tooling. This makes it easy to back up a step when something doesn't work exactly as anticipated. When modifying a post, "REM" out the line you are changing and add a new line (with a remark stating that it is a new line, date, and intended purpose). The syntax of the posts may not have changed all that much.Ī bit of advice back-up your existing post, and save any modified version with a new name. If not, look for a copy used on E-bay or whatever.

#Mastercam v9 post processor errors software

I would suggest if you are current with your maintenance or whatever is required these days, to contact CNC Software directly and see if they have a current edition for sale. I have tweaked my post to the point where I never hand edit a program. It was useful for allowing me to modify their generic Fanuc post for the Centroid mill control I run. My issue is now twenty years old it was a couple years out of date when I bought it from MasterCAM, but was current for the posts then in use. If you want official or community support, this is important.CNC Software, Inc (MasterCAM) used to have a "Post Processor User Guide". Leave a message in this thread about what CAM software you are using. The documentation is still under active development. We can refer to Gcode Reference to build post for specific software. and many more programs are available for instant and free download. There are Gcode dialect differences between firmwares (Vendors). Photo & Graphics tools downloads - Mastercam X7 for SolidWorks by CNC Software, Inc. These scripts are responsible for converting 3D trajectory (representation) into concrete Gcode dialects. Similar to Fusion 360, it needs some development effort to create post process script for different CAD platform.

Support software status overview Software The reason we favor Fusion 360 is that it has free license for education.We have developed post processor script for Fusion 360 to help more advanced use case.We can do more serious tasks by using Autodesk Fusion360. Using svg editor like Inkscape or other software to export.Snapmaker Luban also supports relief for small landscape. Using Snapmaker Luban to generate the gcode. You can use any svg editor (Like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator) to do the design, then export. Snapmaker Luban / Snapmakerjs(Old version)