Centroid Community CNC Support Forum

Look Up Fusion 360 from Autodesk .... It has everything you need including awesome CAM package and Post Processor library including one that works with Centroid equipped machines.

Best price for hobbyist or enthusiast .... FREE !!

Check out Youtube channel for Fusion 360 .... You wont be ...

I have the Acorn Board already ... I will buy one of the C86A boards and 3D print one for myself to check fitment ....

Stay tuned for the fitment report ...

Here is an updated STL file with the extended pads removed per you sketch sent to me...

Let me know how it worked out for you....

Thanks

How did you make out with the bracket mounting ? Assume some changes may be needed ? Let me know if you can... Thanks Brian

What other format will you system take ?

Here is an STL file you can run .... Test fit and send me the changes we need to add or make....

Holes in lower mount are .150 " thru and the Side Board holes are made for M2.5 tap drill size...

Let me know how you make out with this.

Brian

Well ... Here is a bracket .... First kick at the can so to speak ...

Attached is a Jpeg screen capture ... Take a look and let me know what you think ....

I don't have all the pieces built yet on the CNC4PC board but the dimensions of the board and the hole locations are per the drawing sent to ...

Ahh ... This makes more sense now .... Does anyone have dimensional prints or 3D CAD files of the two boards ? Either one i could work with to make some support brackets from ....

Let me know and post what you have ...

Thanks

Dudes ... your in luck ....

I can do your 3D CAD and make your bracket on a MarkForged print from a material called Onyx .... Strong and pretty high resolution at .100 mm thick layers ... That's .004" for you metric challenged people....

Can you give me a little input on the card ( website ) and ...

Hello...

Generally when programming in the Fusion 360 Turning module, the tools are loaded 'Upside Down" into the turret when setting up your lathe ....See attachment

Upside Down Tool in Turret.png

Are you using a turret lathe ? If you set up your tooling in this manor then the "M3" output ...