In older versions of post there was a debug feature that let you look at you code and see where it is in the post. I am using gernaric haas 3 axis post and I don't see the switch to change, did they take it out?

That worked perfect thanks for all the help!

Thanks I give that a try..

In the post Generic HAAS VF-TR_SERIES 5X MILL post where do I make the change? In the control def - misc intigers I found the switches but it won't let me change them is that where I make changes? Thanks for responding so quik.

The generic haas vf 5x post. Any help thanks Don Coffin www.rayginn.com

In the generic post it does not seem to have those switches am I looking in the wrong place. D Coffin www.rayginn.com

I am having an issue that may be in the post or the way I am programming. I am using X7, I have a new Haas VF3 with a TR110 5 axis trunen. the problem i am having is the (A axis is the tilt B rotary) A axis keep moving to front to back to machine the part from both sides in stead of rotating B axis 180 degrees. I am trying to keep all the machining to the front where I can see it. Is there a setting in mastercam control def or post that let it stay up front. I attached a zip and go called TEST D Coffin www.rayginn.com TEST.Z2G

Thanks your right, I just talked to my resaler and he told me it was a post issue. I got by the problem by unchecking the Output arc moves for helixes on the rough/finish parameters page at the bottom. It turns them into linear moves. Thanks again for the fast responce.

What button should I select it looks all greek to me.

X2 MR2 Sp1 Mill level 3 Does any body know how to helical boring to post with R's not I's and J's

Thanks thats the one I was looking for. Thanks for the fast responce. Rayginn

I am using X2 Mr2 can anyone tell me the to use trochoidal milling to rough a slot? I can make it happen with an open highspeed pocket but it wants to come back thru the slot. Any help would be greatly appreciated. RayGinn Mfg

Eric, I got I think that may do it, just some slight mod it can be the next Tin Man. Thanks Midwest I'll take a look. Don

Eric, Which email did you use. try [email protected]

Yes a face can work, and Steve I will suggest he adds a heart. Thanks for the fast response.