[subnoize]

I see your problem now. Actually, LCNC doesn't need G93 for this to happen but your machine might need it. I remember there was a similar discussion at the EMC2 mailing list, it was more than two years ago and much has happened since then. I know the old trajectory planner didn't blend lines in rotational axis movements but as I said it was long time ago and the code has changed since then. What version of LCNC are you running? It might be worth an upgrade of the controller.

I am running 2.7.4 as of 2 hours ago. I can assure you G93 is still required to mix linear and angular motion. The silky smoothness is just breath taking because the mill itself is a piece of crap Chinese X3 and yet LinuxCNC just makes it look and sound like a ballerina! Impressive!

I will have to work with AutoDesk for the foreseeable future...

[Gregore]

I was wondering what you payed for the auto desk Gcode generator software And if you could post a link to the specific one you are using

[subnoize]

I was wondering what you payed for the auto desk Gcode generator software And if you could post a link to the specific one you are using

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HSM Pro is a plugin

Also, many people tell me the 3+2 in Fusion is very usable. It does the whole stock on a stick (Z, X with A axis like MadCAM does)

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