Hello everybody. I have been done pretty much every Titan course on here and I have started with the CNC programming courses.
My question is for manual CNC programming does anybody have or know of a program or anything to basically practice programming in. Like if I type a code it will show me what I have typed kind of like the simulation in Fusion 360 or is there a way to type code and insert it into 360 and it can show me a simulated run?
Thank you,
Joe
This is one of millions but its web based might have a download version. But quick and easy to just jump out and test code or to sharpen skills.
Here is one you can setup to use a default editor in Fusion 360 or use it as a standalone. It will not show simulation in 3D but it will show toolpaths. https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/learn-explore/caas/simplecontent/content/free-nc-editor-for-fusion-360.html
Hello, @JoeMcCarthy! I recommend searching for an Academy Small Group in your area. Most CNC Machines allow you to simulate your code on the console. Joining a Small Group may be the best way to take your programming skills to the next level!
Thank you all so much for the feedback. I know I can get on google and search it but I would much rather see what everyone else is using. Like I said I greatly appreciate the feedback.
Joe
I have NCviewer installed on all of my students computers to review code or manually edit code. This is the software I use to verify toolpaths if I manually code.