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Autodesk brings CAD and CAM together for a truly integrated experience, whether your design tool of choice is SolidWorks®, Inventor™, or Fusion 360™.

For 2-1/2 Axis milling projects try our Free CAM solutions; HSMXpress, Inventor HSM Express, and Fusion 360. More advanced milling projects are supported by HSMWorks, Inventor HSM, and Fusion 360. Visit cam.autodesk.com to download the CAM that’s right for you and start generating CNC programs for your machine.

Getting Started Pages

  1. Home
  2. What is TinyG?
  3. Getting Started
  4. Connecting TinyG
  5. Configuring TinyG
  6. Sending Gcode Files
  7. Flashing TinyG
  8. Chilipeppr

Reference Pages

  1. TinyG Help Page
  2. TinyG Tuning
  3. TinyG Command Line
  4. TinyG JSON
  5. Gcode Support
  6. Homing and Limits
  7. Inch and MM Units
  8. Alarms and Exceptions
  9. Coordinate Systems
  10. Status Codes
  11. Status Reports
  12. Power Management
  13. Feedhold and Resume
  14. Licensing
  15. TinyG v8 Data Sheet

Discussion Topics

  1. Test-Drive-TinyG
  2. Jerk Controlled Motion
  3. Gcode Parsing
  4. Shapeoko Setup
  5. OX CNC TinyG Guide
  6. Creating Gcode Files
  7. Milling With Noisy Spindles
  8. Stepper Motors and Power Supplies
  9. Text Wrappers and Transaction IDs
  10. Using External Drivers
  11. TinyG Projects

Chilipeppr

  1. Chilipeppr
  2. Chilipeppr Advanced Usage
  3. Chilipeppr Archive and Restore Parameters
  4. ChiliPeppr PCB Auto Level
  5. Automatic Z Homing When Milling PCBs

Troubleshooting

  1. Troubleshooting
  2. SpDir Continues To Flash Error

Developer Pages

  1. Introduction to the TinyG Code Base
  2. TinyG-Developer-Notes
  3. Project-Setup-For-Atmel-Studio6.2
  4. Continuous-Delivery-Process
  5. Git Notes
  6. TinyG-State-Model
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