Ok Tim, I sent you the instruction.
Hi,
Would this be of any use or even compatible with the Nomad?
Jerry
Since I had it written for the GRBL controller board, and we use the same board, I think it would be compatible.
Iād be willing to test as well.
Thanks,
JerryLeeWoody@gmail.com
Instructional email has been sent.
Have fun
R
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Hey @RichCournoyer Iād love to test it with the Nomad if still looking for help.
The more the merrierā¦send me your email
richcournoyer AT Yahoo DOT com
and Iāll send you the instructionsā¦
R
Hey rich I would be interested in trying your post processor,
Halomoviemaking@gmail.com
Tim
Instructions have been sent.
Enjoy
R
Rich, Could you please send me the instructions and the post processor? I have been using Fusion for a few months now. Have you done any engraving with a 1/32" end mill? the engraved image does not resemble my logo I am trying to engrave, I am guessing its because I had to restart the program twice because of a communication error. Since then I have change the USB cable to have change the cable to one with ferrite chokes on both ends. I am trying to understand the repeat-ability of the shapeoko 3. Have you done any sort of production runs with your shapeoko? if its not precise enough I will need to switch to my Nomad
Hi Robert!
Lots of questions! I like it.
I have engraved with a 1/32 end mill but much prefer to use a single flute =
90 Deg engraving cutter (or a 60 DEG) but it is a lot weaker than a 90 DEG)
Let me ask you a question. Do you know what version your electronics board=
(GRBL) is? 2.2, 2.4, etc?
I have done several production runs (private customer and my Etsy Shop)and =
I am very pleased at the precision (Check out my Clamps: https://www.etsy.=
com/shop/HomeMachinist
I will send you a separate email for installing my Post.
Feel free to ask any question that you might have,
Please send me an email so I can send you the info on installing my Post
richcournoyerATYahooDOTcom
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Autodesk just updated their post a couple days ago too.
Couldnt get your link for etsy to work from here @RichCournoyer
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@RichCournoyer Iāve been using Fusion 360 for quite a while now, and there is a built-in carbide 3D post processor in there. So far it has been running perfectly for me, but my work was mostly 2D, I havenāt processed anything 2.5D yet.
Are you refering to that post processor, or about another one.
Let me know.
Jeff
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Another one. The stock Carbide3D Post is good, but fails to raise (Lift) your Z axis before moving to the location where cutting will begin (not safe in my opinion). That is the main difference between the posts.
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