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a little help on something


mikechvz
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i posted a file on the FTP site under the MC9 folder titled MAC. I've had help with this kind of operation before but this time i cant figure it out to work correctly. Its only the last operation on there that needs some adjusting. Any help and pointers are always appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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Hey Mike,

 

I added the file MAC_JT.MC9 in the folder. Check out the last 2 Surface Finish Parallel paths. I think that will be what you need. If the stepover is too much (it's set at .0025) adjust as needed. 1 other thing... under the Gap Settings tab on the Finish Parallel Parameters page I set the Tangential Line Length to .1 so the tool has a little lead in/lead out on the path.

 

HTH

Josh

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thanks josh

 

actually, maybe i wasnt clear with what i wante to accomplish. i was actually trying to surface that face on the backsude that has a slight angle that id have to get with a lollipop. So i was also using that purple solid to represent where my tab would be holding onto the part that i wanted to use as a check surface so my tool wont cut off my tabs. What hardmill suggested worked, but only on one side of the check surfaces. now i need to adjust it some more to get it right. Its always worked so easy, not sure why this one just wont work right yet.

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