Kelly Burns
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How far north of Delta? Thats my address.
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bump.
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Set your pitch deeper than .002, more like .050
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In the toolmanager when I highlight the tools/export then report file, what is driving the layout of the report file itself, and can it be modified?
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MCam in my opinion is more processor driven than memory. Faster processor = Faster toolpaths being built. 4 Gig of Ram here, doesnt do anything quicker than with 2 Gig. Dual processor is good though when working with multiple files. Ex. programming large molds, e-mail, excell, Firefox, and all the other stuff we use daily. Otherwise your box is locked untill the toolpaths regen. This is a big selling point to the check writers when trying to upgrade. The benchmark tests kind of confirm this. I use a Dell straight from the factory with 1 step down on the "best" video card, and dual CPU. 10 K drive is a nice feature to keep stuff local and off the network untill done with it. You guys building boxes up are just banging your heads; Its fun to do untill you have problems and need tech support to fix it. Sounds more like a PITA to me. Just my opinion; dont mean to hurt anyones feelings.
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Not sure, I usually usually use an inserted cutter with a .030 radius (square endmill) If you set your cut depth pretty close you can get a pretty good finish. Most of the tapered pins I cut are above the 5" length and I run a rough and a finish pass on them. They take forever though.
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Easiest way just do a 2d contour at the top and then in depth cuts give it your angle you want to carry thru. I do this on long internal tapered hollow pins with thin walls that a taper reamer just grabs and spins the part. Put in a wear comp and your all set to dial it in.
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I never knew that existed. Thanks SatoSan!
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John:
Using the MPMaster. Still testing it out after my edits, but trying to find an easier way instead of cut and paste.
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OK. I give. Im spoiled in the fact that machine memory was never an issue. Short of running off a card for everything I would like to jump in some subs. Hear me out. I understand how to use the transform toolpath to move things around. What I would like to do is more direct. I have a bunch of cbores on a plate (random points) and want to use a helix to cut them. I would like be able to program the helix for one and then pick the points manually for the rest of them and use a sub. How do I do this without changing the code around by hand after the post?
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Seems like somethings weird with your file Thad. I saved it out as an .sat and brought it back in as surfaces with edge curves. I got all the wireframe but only one surface showed up.
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Friday.
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quote:Ron the pisser off of Men
Really, Ron? Tell em' how you really feel!
I think we all understand were Rons coming from with the redundancy of explanations, and it seems that most people dont do a search for questions before asking them. I wouldnt take it to personal; it just seems to be a trend lately.
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mastercam/tools on the ftp.
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Off work today. Will get a metric version out later this week.
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I built it myself Todd. To me that makes it invaluable.
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rename the .piz to .zip then extract it. Most .zip extensions get shot down at the firewall level.
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Tool Report...
in Industrial Forum
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Just south of Winnemeg 1.5 miles, on 10-2, between J and K.