I use the hypertherm jet post processor in fusion360 and it works great.

Bdspindles wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 3:28 am

I use the hypertherm jet post processor in fusion360 and it works great.

I also use hypertherm jet post and have had great success. What is the process you use to cam your parts?

I.E. "in computer" compensation or "in control"

fusion has a bug in the cam for "in computer" compensation right now that is creating way to many points in the post. I am having to use the "in control" compensation and I can't get the gofab app to cut any parts right now because of that.

so if anyone can share how they setup they're cam that would be awesome!! thanks for the help.

I use F360 for brackets or parts because the drawing features are prime. Because of the post process issues, I convert my drawing into a dxf (inside fusion360) then use SheetCam to create the gcode. It has been working quite well.

I use inkscape for all artwork, but I’m experimenting w/ some fire pits using inkscape as well.