SETUP SHEETS

[Anna]

LOOKING FOR DIFFERENT SETUP SHEETS. SOMETHING LIKE THE ONE THAT GIBBS SETUP SHEET. WHERE IT SHOW WHAT THE PART LOOKS LIKE BEFORE T1 AND THAN AFTER AND SO FORTH ON THRU THE REST OF THE PROGRAM.

[Jimmy Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

Anna quit hollerin. Geeterhead.

 

Rekd, does your setup sheet do that? I have shown her the html setup sheet, but it does not show per tool verification.

[Katie Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

Hey Anna

 

Welcome to the forum....it's about time you got on here Maybe next time I'll be able to come to Charleston and hang out with you!

 

Anyway...welcome again!

[Rekd™]

geeterhead, lol.

 

No, Jimmy, I couldn't possibly do that, as many of my programs have in excess of 150 toolpaths. It'd take half the trees on my block to print out one setup sheet. (To put things into perspective, I have six 70+ year old oaks in my yard )

[crazy^millman]

Predator might do what you want. Mastercam might do it but would be one hell of a script and chook to accomplish this using stl's saved from back-plot. I would pefer to use Predator just beucase I know it is using G-code to make the model verses using NCI.

 

HTH

 

HTH=(Hope that Helps)

CAPS are consider yelling in every internet forum or chat type envoriment just a little FYI.

[mayday]

correct me if Im wrong but

dont you southern folk only use 1 tool for everything ?

Plastic fork isnt it ?

 

[robk]

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Plastic fork isnt it ?

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Correction Wes... It's spork

J/K... Welcome to the board

[Jimmy Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

Ron

I've got Anna in class today, she wasn't hollerin, she's just loud like that.

[Anna]

Sorry!!! Guys & Gals didn't mean to yell. This is my first time on a Forum. Learning real fast that there is a whole another language kno as Geek Speak that I was not a aware of. Guess I will have to get a book for Dummies on Geek Speak. In the South we have simple slang like YALL. Nice to meet yall.

[mayday]

no problem Anna

 

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Guess I will have to get a book for Dummies on Geek Speak

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Jimmy, can help her out ?

[Jimmy Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

I think Katie is the company expert on geek speak. (Her native language)

[Katie Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

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I think Katie is the company expert on geek speak. (Her native language)

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Uh, nope you are wrong there!

 

Anna, you only have 2 more days with Jimmy, I have to deal with him all the time

[crazy^millman]

Well Anna I am from futher south that you guys. I am from Florida and Yall and other words are very fimilar to me. I know monback, motea, redneck is a normal word where I am from so I meant it more as a help not a get on you type of response. Jimmy is good people so you are in good hands.

 

BTW(By the Way) Welcome to the forum.

 

Oh yeah been around computers since 84 and met my wife from brazil about 9 years ago on the internet so you can imgaine I caught alot of crap for that being from the south and all. Now a days it is ok but back then people thought it was real weird.

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

Welcome Anna

First off I had to learn the south talk as well,

Like: yall is singular and all yall is plural.

hose pipe is a garden hose, if I find out where yonder is , I will know where almost everything is, also had to change my eating habits, there isn't anything that can't be fried down here, and just ask Jimmy a burger is fine dinning. Katie are you ready for that steak dinner?

Again welcome Anna

[Micromoldmaker]

Welcome, Anna. This a great forum and I know you'll benefit greatly from it.

Crazy^Millman: Where in the heck is Jax? Or do you mean Jacksonville? How are the wages there? As bad as the Tampa bay area? Been down here 3 years now and I'm only making what I was making 10 years ago in Chicago. So your wife is from my original homeland...way cool.

[Jim at Gentex]

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yall is singular and all yall is plural.

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I spent some time in Georgia and heard it this way:

 

1 to 5 people = 'yall'

more than 5 = 'all yall' or 'youens'

 

Welcome to the forum, Anna.

[Rekd™]

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youens

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I thought it was yunes? Oh, that was Penn. N/M.

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

Anna,

How was training class with Jimmy?

[Anna]

Training was GREAT now its going to be time to get our feet wet. I learned alot of good infomation nothing better than know what you are suppose to do. Instead of trail by error. Now I just have to apply what I know.

[Jimmy Wakeford from Barefoot CNC]

Jim

 

its "y'uns"

 

southern is really easy to learn yall

Just use a letter from the first word and use it for the first letter of the second word. ie:

come on = m'on

come here = m'ere

you all = y'all

 

see no problem to learn to speak southern