Anyone had success please with the fusion Mach3 post on 8 station Denford Triac?

[m_c]

That's normally because you're using an unsuitable tool type (i.e. a drill, and not an endmill), a toll with too big a diameter, and/or the toolpath settings aren't letting it run at tight enough of an arc to fit in the hole.

You might want to have a look at this video for various ways to bore a hole - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKbEzSleF14
(NYCNC vids are usually pretty good, and their Fusion Friday videos have a good few tips in them)

[suesi34e]

That's normally because you're using an unsuitable tool type (i.e. a drill, and not an endmill), a toll with too big a diameter, and/or the toolpath settings aren't letting it run at tight enough of an arc to fit in the hole.

You might want to have a look at this video for various ways to bore a hole - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKbEzSleF14
(NYCNC vids are usually pretty good, and their Fusion Friday videos have a good few tips in them)

Morning m_c

Tar very much for the help. Yes I like the videos that mycnc John does, learnt good bits from him. In fusion I was just trying to drill 2 3.5mm holes I selected a 3.5mm twist drill. I will have to go back over fusion videos again beacuse no matter how simple the thing I try to do fusion says no!
Thanks again

[m_c]

If you're trying to drill the holes, then you need to use the drilling option.

Bore is essentially a variation of a 2D pocket, and uses milling cutters to helix/spiral into holes.

[suesi34e]

Thanks I thought bore was for boring holes! Really appreciate the help.

[routercnc]

Thanks I thought bore was for boring holes! Really appreciate the help.

As mc says it is for making holes but they are interpolated holes. So you can use a 6 mm end mill to bore a 6.8 mm hole ready for an M8 tap etc
Don't need a 6.8 mm drill etc

[suesi34e]

Thank you mate appreciate the help. All the best for 2018