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I have come across a few threads on this topic but haven't come across any answers yet, so I figured I would try to bring it back to the top again. I have an Anderson Selexx Mate CNC, and I'm trying to find a post processor for Fusion 360 that will talk to it. I've tried generic posts and editing generic posts but haven't been able to get them to work. I have an example g-code that works with the machine that was created by Microvellum below. One of the main issues I've noticed is with the tool name (ex. tool #4 should be T14 and not T4) though there seem to be a few others that I'm having trouble identifying. Any help would be awesome, I've been doing my head in trying to get a post that works. (B11001 - 3-4PLY) (CNC TEST) (MICROVELLUM PRODUCED ON 12-10-2025 AT 8:24 AM) G20 G91 G28 Z0 M15 G90 G40 G49 M22 M88 B0 M89 B0 G08 P1 M25 (ROUTE SEQUENCE) (ROUTER-BIT 0.375 DIA) T14 M13 S18000 G0 G90 G54 X13.6350 Y7.4275 G43 H14 Z1.23 M58 Z0.83 G1 D4 X13.4375 Y7.4275 Z0.7300 F100.0000 G1 Z0.4300 G1 X1.2500 Y7.4275 Z0.4300 F300.0000 G1 X1.2500 Y7.0725 G1 X13.4375 Y7.0725 G0 Z1.2300 M59 G0 X14.4375 Y7.0725 G40 (NEST SEQUENCE) G91 G28 Z0 M15 G90 G49 H0 M22 M25 M88 B0 M89 B0 (ROUTER-BIT 0.375 DIA) T15 M13 S18000 G0 G90 G54 X5.6561 Y0.9082 G43 H15 Z1.23 M58 Z0.83 G1 D5 X6.6483 Y1.0327 Z0.7300 F100.0000 G2 X7.1250 Y1.0625 R3.8281 Z0.0312 F300.0000 G1 X7.3750 Y1.0625 G1 X13.2500 Y1.0625 G3 X13.4375 Y1.2500 R0.1875 G1 X13.4375 Y13.2500 G3 X13.2500 Y13.4375 R0.1875 G1 X1.2500 Y13.4375 G3 X1.0625 Y13.2500 R0.1875 G1 X1.0625 Y1.2500 G3 X1.2500 Y1.0625 R0.1875 G1 X7.1250 Y1.0625 G1 X7.3750 Y1.0625 G2 X7.8517 Y1.0327 R3.8281 G0 Z1.2300 M59 G0 X8.8439 Y0.9082 G40 (ROUTER-BIT 0.375 DIA) G0 X5.6561 Y0.9082 Z0.83 G1 D5 X6.6483 Y1.0327 Z0.7300 F100.0000 G2 X7.1250 Y1.0625 R3.8281 Z-0.0039 F300.0000 G1 X7.3750 Y1.0625 G1 X13.2500 Y1.0625 G3 X13.4375 Y1.2500 R0.1875 G1 X13.4375 Y13.2500 G3 X13.2500 Y13.4375 R0.1875 G1 X1.2500 Y13.4375 G3 X1.0625 Y13.2500 R0.1875 G1 X1.0625 Y1.2500 G3 X1.2500 Y1.0625 R0.1875 G1 X7.1250 Y1.0625 G1 X7.3750 Y1.0625 G2 X7.8517 Y1.0327 R3.8281 G0 Z1.2300 M59 G0 X8.8439 Y0.9082 G40 G91 G28 Z0 M15 G90 G49 H0 M22 M25 M88 B0 M89 B0 G08 P0 G91 G28 Z0 M15 G90 G49 H0 M22 B0 M25 #5201=0 #5202=0 "G0 X66.0 Y100.0 Z0 M07 M30

Im wondering if its possible to either make a LISP or macro that would essentially do: QSE -> Hatch -> AR-CONC Im working through Microvellum and cant change the scale on the material library and have to manually search for hatches and adjust the scale this way. Its not the end of the world but anything i can do in one button to find this vs manually doing it would be great.

Hey I've been looking at these lately and while they now seem like a viable solution, there is one thing I cannot find; part labels We print a label per cnc sheet and also for each part with some text, a part diagram and a barcode. Can this also be done for. The printing is from our current system of microvellum. Thanks