Okuma MU-6300V machine Sim

[mrjturner]

Hello guys, new member first post. I am a 25 year cimatron user that has made the switch. Can anyone here steer me to an Okuma MU-6300U post and machine sim. Any help on getting this new machine going would be helpful. I have searched around and come up short. I know I could build a machine sim, but would rather have something more accurate then what I think I could achieve on my own.

 

Thanks again for any input

 

Jim

[Guest]

15 minutes ago, mrjturner said:

Hello guys, new member first post. I am a 25 year cimatron user that has made the switch. Can anyone here steer me to an Okuma MU-6300U post and machine sim. Any help on getting this new machine going would be helpful. I have searched around and come up short. I know I could build a machine sim, but would rather have something more accurate then what I think I could achieve on my own.

 

Thanks again for any input

 

Jim

Your reseller

That is where your request should be directed....

There are 3rd party providers be prepared to pony up $$$

Edited May 17, 2017 by Guest

[ahaslam]

I agree with Jparis. Although that may not be what you wanted to hear, a multi-axis machining post is a lot of work that even advanced users don't mess with too much (a good chunk is locked from standard users). It's kind of the same thing for the Sim. 

[Brad Lisle]

Also ask your Okuma distributor for the stl models of your machine or you can extract them from CAS on the OSP control

[ahaslam]

The Cas? Tell me more about this CAS?

[mkd]

2 minutes ago, ahaslam said:

The Cas? Tell me more about this CAS?

collision avoidance software

[ahaslam]

Huh, I'm new to Okuma so I'll have to look into that. Thanks.

[mkd]

8 minutes ago, ahaslam said:

Huh, I'm new to Okuma so I'll have to look into that. Thanks.

It's extremely awesome stuff.

you can watch the animation of the machine on screen without even looking through a coolant soaked window. We've come along way from typing programs in at the control and dry running. :-)