Create and export an NC program

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In this video, will create and export an NC program.

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After completing this step, you'll be able to create an NC program and export code from an NC program.

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In fusion 360, we want to carry on with our coupler for CNC mill example.

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At this point, we've already created an NC program previously in this course but we want to take a look at how it works with multiple wcs offsets.

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So with opt to selected, we're going to go into setup and we're going to create an NC program.

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We're going to be using our hosts next gen control and we're going to set this up as 1006 for our program number,

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and the comment is going to be coupler OP two or OP2, we're not using DWO or TCPC and we're not using an A B or C rotary axis.

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But we are going to go into the operations and we want to select all of OP2.

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When we do this I want to note that it's using work offs at one than two and finally three when we do this,

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we can reorder to minimize tool changes and when it reorders those,

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it will allow us to modify the tool changes based on the different options that we're using I'm going to select post.

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And I'm gonna overwrite 1006 that's already in my temp folder.

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Now you can see that we've started a program referencing G54.

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And if we do a control F and we find G 55 again, we've got adaptive in G 56 adaptive again.

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So this is giving us the same thing that we had when we used actions and post process.

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However, we are able to go in and make some modifications and determine the order of operations,

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whether or not we want to export everything and we can determine whether or not we want to maybe include OP one in that program.

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One of the great benefits of using the N.C. program is the ability to modify, save, post and create setup sheets all directly from that NC program.

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At this point, let's go ahead and save before we move on to the next step.