Fusion 360 post processor script for the hacklab.to laser cutter.
- Download this repository as ZIP file or git clone it
- Copy
hacklab-laser.cps
into%APPDATA%\Autodesk\Fusion 360 CAM\Posts
on Windows orUsers/USERNAME/Autodesk/Fusion 360 CAM/Posts
on Mac
- Create Waterjet/Laser/Plasma step in CAM mode, set type to "Laser cutting"
- Create laser cutting tool with desired feed rate and diameter for kerf compensation
- Select Cutting Mode: Through or Etch (Etch just means no kerf compensation, not raster)
- Select curves to cut, by default holes should cut counter-clockwise, positive parts - clockwise. Flip direction by clicking red arrow
- Ignore heights tab
- Sideways compensation: Left = CCW holes, CW positives, Right is inverse. Center disables kerf compensation.
- "In control" mode lets you edit the output file to change kerf later (but only make it smaller, not bigger), "In computer" does not
- Lead-in and out are required if using "In control" compensation mode, but can be disabled for "In computer"
- Save step and repeat to create more if needed
- Select all steps to put into one file and click the "Post Process" button
- Click "Setups" button on post processor dialog, and select "User Personal Posts"
- Select "hacklab-laser" post configuration
- Set job name, comment, etc
- Post
- Feed resulting .ngc file to hacklab laser