calnet42
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You can also use "Analyze Entity Properties" (F4) and select "Quick Edit"
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OS/2 WARP could beat them all! (If IBM could market anything)
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try this: http://olsen.thomasnet.com/viewitems/all-c...den-hose-thread the specs for NH threads are in the Machinery's handbook (25th edition page 1767)
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I have never machined it but, my alloy ref. list says the AMS# is 5553 and the Pratt Machinability rating is 60% HTH, Calvin
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I also thought of overlapping the last pass to cut the entire dia. The groove is only .14 wide X .08 deep at 12.5 dia. Cutting with a Top Notch .094 wide insert. I would need the Thumbinator 250 or smaller to blend it.
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Yea, I thought it was something like that. The material is haynes 188, and we tend to get steps even when overlappping the finish cuts.
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Does anyone know how to add a dwell on the finish pass of a grooving cycle? There is a dwell option in the rough menu, but I don't see anything on the finish menu. Thanking you in advance, Calvin
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Could Mastercam change the shape of the "1" in the stick font? I always get people asking if it a "7" and I don't want to use any of the "hollow" fonts.
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I am trying to format the feedrate for an older machine that accepts no decimals. (OKUMA OSP3000) Ex: F.007 would be F70 F.010 would be F100 In V9, the format statment was: fs 12 0 4t and the output was: F70 In X, I have tried: fs2 18 0 4 0 4t The output I get is: F0070 Can anyone help me get rid of the zeros to the left?
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Thanks to gcode and Paul for responding to this post. I believe the issue is resolved now.
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Thanks Paul, The changes to misc. int/real values which are stored in the post do not seem to be updating in the control definition when acessed through the machine type dropdown.
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from the "machine type" dropdown
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Here goes.. my first post to this group. I am trying to edit the misc. int/real values screen and the edits don't seem to stay. I am editing them from the"machine def. manager" then choosing "edit control def.". When I save, exit and reenter, the edits have disappeared.