Artisan 4 axis Rotary Module - Postprocessor with Fusion 360

[Edu]

Dear Community;

Anyone with the Artisan solve the problem to work with Fusion 360 and use the Artisan with the Rotary Module 4 axis?

Snapmaker provide the postprocessor snapmaker-baxis.cps telling this is the right to use for 4 axis, but doesn’t work at all. Fusion 360 is telling errors all time when try to postprocess any file.

Anyone succeed in this?

Any help is appreciated.

Kind Regards.
Ed.

[xchrisd]

This way it could work if you have a free version of fusion 360:

Rotary Module with Fusion360: It works! (good enough)

Hello, I was hoping to show this little thing that had come to life on my rotary module. [image] Especially with the engraving added to it: [image] I didn’t try creating it in Luban as I had my doubts that the engravings would come out nicely, so I figured why not try and convince Fusion360 to work with the rotary module. As then I could project have a real engraving onto the curved surface. (which isn’t just a cylinder or something. Unfortunately, it ended like this ( I was so close…): …

Hope it helps.

[sputnik]

i have the same problem with the postprocessor so sad, I have finally spent the money for a full fusion 360 license especially to use the 4th axis…

[xchrisd]

I think it should work if you have the full version.
I would suggest to get in touch with support if you struggle.
https://snapmaker.formcrafts.com/support-ticket

Are you confident about generating carving gcodes with fusion 360? This is not a easy starting project.

Maybe a bit googling helps you further too:

Best strategy to 4 axis milling figurines and complex meshes with holes