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cps file, just the folder)įind Post Processor, click the drop down menu Navigate through your file system and find the folder (directory) in which your. On the left pane of dialog box, choose Post-Processingįind Post Location, choose Browse, from the drop down menuĪnother dialog box should appear, this time a file dialog

On the center pane menu bar, click the + sign (create a new machine)Ĭhoose Milling, a dialog box should appear On the left pane, My Machines, choose Local On Fusion 360, top left corner, choose MANUFACTURE. It seems that it was written for a previous version. All you do is tell Fusion 360 where to find it, it will import and place it where it needs to be for you.īy the way, the Autodesk documentation is confusing. cps file that you downloaded can reside anywhere actually. My project was for CNC, so I cannot say the following procedure will work for 3D or laser. Though I’m not sure it’s the ultimate way, being new to Snapmaker and CNC in general. I had struggled with the same thing until I found the way.

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