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2017 Tool name changes when parameter is changed.


Jon D Morton
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Ah ha.  Thanks to In-house Solutions we have a ... well ... solution.

 

- Exit Mastercam

- Open the stand-alone Tool Manager (You can find this in the start menu under: All Programs, Mastercam 2017).

- Go to: File - Options - General.

- Deselect the "Enable auto-naming for assemblies, tools, and holders" option.

- It takes effect the next time you run Mastercam.

 

I tried it.  It works.

 

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Ah ha.  Thanks to In-house Solutions we have a ... well ... solution.

 

- Exit Mastercam

- Open the stand-alone Tool Manager (You can find this in the start menu under: All Programs, Mastercam 2017).

- Go to: File - Options - General.

- Deselect the "Enable auto-naming for assemblies, tools, and holders" option.

- It takes effect the next time you run Mastercam.

 

I tried it.  It works.

 

:guitar:

 

No it doesn't have any effect on drills or taps. Go select a drill through the drilling operation. You have picked a 11/64 drill, but need it longer. You were happy with the name of DRILL 11/64, but now when you change the length of the tool the drill gets renamed. Same thing with taps and some other tools. Thanks for posting that up, but I have a number and waiting on a fix like others.

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Ah ha.  Thanks to In-house Solutions we have a ... well ... solution.

 

- Exit Mastercam

- Open the stand-alone Tool Manager (You can find this in the start menu under: All Programs, Mastercam 2017).

- Go to: File - Options - General.

- Deselect the "Enable auto-naming for assemblies, tools, and holders" option.

- It takes effect the next time you run Mastercam.

 

I tried it.  It works.

 

:guitar:

 

This worked for me on my only attempt. I'll stick to copying the name first for about a week to make sure it works but it looks like it did. Thanks for the posting. :thumbsup:

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No it doesn't have any effect on drills or taps. Go select a drill through the drilling operation. You have picked a 11/64 drill, but need it longer. You were happy with the name of DRILL 11/64, but now when you change the length of the tool the drill gets renamed. Same thing with taps and some other tools. Thanks for posting that up, but I have a number and waiting on a fix like others.

 

It works with drills and taps for me...

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