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It's stupid really. The axis is set up on Ncstudio at 360 which I automatically assumed was in degrees. I mean why wouldn't it be? It's actually set up as 1 degree is equal to 1 mm in the model. So I have to import my rotary model into artcam (I use Matrix mostly sorry), unwrap the model in the desired position, then I need to alter the file size asymmetrically so that the X axis is always 360mm no matter what the actual size of the piece is.

I end up with a very fat rotary but it seems to be working. If you know of an easier way or if you think they can write a custom toolpath that will change the calculations for me, please let me know and I may ask to have it made.

Another way to solve this issue is to buy ucancam software, this is commonly use in China and I was told it will work perfectly with my cnc. You can do all your design in artcam and save your file has stl. or obj. and import it to ucancam, I will be buying it next month, will let you know how it goes.

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I am in the same position you were a year ago. Trying to decide if it pays to use zbrush modeling for cnc output. (wooden ornaments and frames) Or just artcam will do? Any advice? Thank you!

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