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  1. 25-01-2021 #1
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    The big issue with 5 axis is the CAM, and post processor.

    There are a few 5-axis machines running Dynomotion KFlop's and KMotionCNC can be configured to handle gimble heads/trunnion tables, but I have no idea how the users are generating the code.
    I can't find any specific threads and don't have time to trawl through them, but I'd suggest doing some searches on Dynomotion's own forum ( https://dynomotion.com/forum/ ), and the Dynomotion board on CNCZone ( https://www.cnczone.com/forums/dynom...kflop-kanalog/ ) for "kinematics" and "RTCP" which should throw up some of the 5 axis machines.

    I suspect most will be using Fusion360 for CAM, but you'll need to pay for the full version to get more than 3-axis machining.
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