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We are currently running a 30 day trial
on Predator Virtual CNC.
We have modeled up our LeBlond/Makino H1516 5x
and have it "virtually" running a large Titanium casting. Working quite well....
The more detailed your machine and fixturing are,
the more POWER you need. (Get me a Super computer!!)
I'll get back with more feedback soon.....
Vericut is more powerful, but you better have a very large wallet....
Thank You Tim!!
That's exactly what I needed.
(much easier than what i was trying.)
I'm sure I'll have more questions before this post is finished.......
Playing with the new MPMasterX_beta,,,
I have stage tools on, no problem.
What I need is to have the last toolchange call T0
instead of first tool.
code:
toolcount = toolcount + 1
prvtp = rbuf(3,toolcountp)
if toolcountn <= tooltotal, nexttool = rbuf(4,toolcountn)
else, nexttool = first_tool$
Something like:
if current tool = last_tool, next_tool = "T0"????
This is for clearing spindle in Makino A55e....
quote:
I've seen some WICKED car wreckage lookin' stuff and worse in my day.
ROFLMAO
That's so true,and parts seem to get more complex every day....
We have 1 seat of Catia, multiple seats of Solidworks in Engineering.
We program everything in Mastercam.
(Except for the Screw Machines,,, cough,cough,PartMaker,cough,,,)
Anybody seen MATSS around lately??
The closest I can come for pics:
http://www.davistl.com/about/samples/index.php
What are the main differences between mill.set and mill2.set in mcamX???
I've tried converting our old .set file from V9 and haven't had any luck.
I want to modify a stock Vers X .set file and I'm not sure which one to start with.
Have any of you folks dealt with HP9-4-30 Steel?
I just had the opportunity to try 4" Mitsubishi AJX in this material on an older H60 Okuma Horizontal.
Currently running .060 deep, .060 per tooth, 210 SFM
and I can say the chip auger is staying very busy!!
It seems to be very free machining for having so much Nickel in it. Have ran this cutter dry with heavy duty air blast for 4 hours with no insert change or index!! Also ramp milling pockets with the Mits BRP series button cutter and working very well. What kind of SFM can I push this material to??
This before heat treat...
Here's the main HSM site CMR.....
http://www.cimco-hsm.com/
Thanks for looking into this Christian.
Let us know when they have been converted.
(ever played with DivX??)
*******Bump*******
Has anybody tried to play the demo videos
from Cimco's site??
http://www.cimco-hsm.com/download/Adaptive...ing_demo_hq.wmv
I've tried different versions of Media player,
and about 5 other players and nothing will play....
I had a full blown demo of MasterCam X with the Space Pilot, ( thanks Tim, Mcam Northwest)and all I can say is WOW! I want one so bad I'm beggin'....
Ergonomics is exellent, the programmable buttons are very cool. the new puck is very smooth and controllable.
They have a 14 day trial. hmmmmmmm
The great folks at CNC really do listen to what us grunts have to say, look back here......
http://www.emastercam.com/cgi-bin/ultimate...ic;f=1;t=003537
60% lead in will gouge the wall.
Do you have gouge check entry motion turned on?
If so that is the problem. Turn it off and set your lead in/out to .025, should work like a charm.
Use circlemill, (Toolpaths,Next menu,circle paths,circlemill) just make sure the Exit/Entry arc sweep is less than 180 (I set mine at 120 most of the time) so comp will work correctly.
We've been trying out Hanita's powdered metal aluminum roughers in billet hogouts, all I can is Awesome!!! They have many lengths and dia's
Been using 6ANR38019 1-1/2 dia x 6" reach with 2" LOC-- going 1" deep 75% radially
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