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There are a lot of different options for preparing a g-code file which can be loaded onto the CNC to cut a design. Some examples include; | There are a lot of different options for preparing a g-code file which can be loaded onto the CNC to cut a design. Some examples include; | ||
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* Autodesk Fusion 360 (Free for hobbyists and students, Windows / OSX) http://www.autodesk.co.uk/products/fusion-360/overview | |||
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* Cambam (LHS has a license, installed on the Robotics CAD/CAM laptop) http://www.cambam.info/ | * Cambam (LHS has a license, installed on the Robotics CAD/CAM laptop) http://www.cambam.info/ | ||
When using Fusion 360, in order to post to the Hackspace CNC machines, the "Generic EMC2" post-processor should be selected when finally saving the g-code file. LinuxCNC recognises the "ngc" file extension although any extension can be used. | When using Fusion 360, in order to post to the Hackspace CNC machines, the "Generic EMC2" post-processor should be selected when finally saving the g-code file. LinuxCNC recognises the "ngc" file extension although any extension can be used. | ||
