We have a 'CAM' specific label in the forum. But for now my guess is that it is a problem with the EOLs. If you still have issues I would be appropriate to get the Grbl team to help out understand why spaces are not being ignored as they should be.

Again the post team can customize a post for you to confirm if this fixes your problem. The EOL has been updated already on Mac so it will by default output Windows EOLs from the next major release (end of May time frame). If you are using Windows it would not be due to the EOLs. In the mean time you can get a customized post by asking the post team at the G17/G18 space issue I suspect that you are using Mac (OS X) and that the problem is really a problem with the end of line character. So this will work from the next major release of Fusion. Regarding, the G28 not being supported, this is common enough that I'll update all these generic posts so you can optionally turn off G28. So we cannot make a single post that fits everybody which is what we would prefer. nc file.Shapeoko is commonly used with Grbl, TinyG, Mach3, and EMC (LinuxCNC).

I've attached the fusion 360 file as well as the resulting gcode. It seems like I need to tell the machine to use the CNC probed position as the material start position but I'm unsure how to do so, or why that wouldn't be handled by post processing with the carbide3D config. I've tried moving the component to origin in fusion, selecting the material body under the Manufacture Setup for the toolpaths, nothing seems to work. When creating the gcode through fusion I used the default Carbide3D config, I've also tried a user posted ShapeOKO config and have the same issue.

The issue I'm running into is the CNC is not starting at the home position I set using the xyz touch probe, but rather moving to the front most extent on the Y- axis and beginning to cut where there is no material. I created a design using Fusion 360, generated the gcode and I'm using Carbide Motion as the gcode sender. I'm very new to Fusion 360 and the Shapeoko CNC and am attempting my first 3d project.

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