I've attached the fusion 360 file as well as the resulting gcode. It seems like I need to tell the machine to use the CNC probed position as the material start position but I'm unsure how to do so, or why that wouldn't be handled by post processing with the carbide3D config. I've tried moving the component to origin in fusion, selecting the material body under the Manufacture Setup for the toolpaths, nothing seems to work. When creating the gcode through fusion I used the default Carbide3D config, I've also tried a user posted ShapeOKO config and have the same issue. shapeoko - Recent models 3D CAD Model Collection GrabCAD Community Library Join 11,590,000 engineers with over 5,560,000 free CAD files Join the Community Recent All time Category Software Tag: shapeoko × 1 2 3 4 5. The issue I'm running into is the CNC is not starting at the home position I set using the xyz touch probe, but rather moving to the front most extent on the Y- axis and beginning to cut where there is no material.

Share tool strategies, tips, get advice and solve problems together with the best minds in the industry. I created a design using Fusion 360, generated the gcode and I'm using Carbide Motion as the gcode sender. Fusion 360 Manufacture Talk shop with the Fusion 360 Manufacture Community. I'm very new to Fusion 360 and the Shapeoko CNC and am attempting my first 3d project.

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