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Tool Definition- Cycle Type


cincy k
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I am using MCX6 MU2. When transferring tools from my library to the area used for the active file I am loosing the cycle type on my drills. For instance- I have a tap defined in the library as using a rigid tap cycle. When I transfer the tool to the active area for that file the cycle type changes back to drill/cbore and a few of the fields turn to $$$$$$. It does not happen with every drilling tool and isn't consistent from file to file.

 

Any thoughts?

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Here is what I did to fix the problem...

I took all of the tools out of that library and brought them into a part program. I then created a new tool library and copied all of those tools back into the new library. Then I deleted my old library and renamed the new library to my old library name. It seemed to resolve this issue. I have since installed MU3 and have not had any recurrences of the problem. So I assume it was a corrupt database somehow. I sent my library and part program to our reseller and they were unable to recreate the problem. I was able to recreate it every time. I think everyone thought I was crazy. Glad to see someone else confirm this bug, but sorry you are having the same problem. I hope this helps. Please post a reply if it does. It seems I forgot to mention my fix in my original post.

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