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kccadcam

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  1. Are you listening CNC??

    There is a HUGE demand for sequential numbering via a c-hook or whatever.

    I get this request very often.

    If Fadal and Accurite Millpower can do it in their controls why can't MCam????

    Bob, what type of machine and control are you programming on?

    Does it support parametric programming?

    It can be done.

     

    [ 08-23-2002, 09:17 PM: Message edited by: Kevin Clark, Central Valley Machine ]

  2. Thanks Millturn,

    I went about it in a different way and got it to work- created a rectangle, added a boss, created the fillet then cut away the outside profile and that worked also.

    Strange that the variable works that way.

  3. I've uploaded a file to the FTP called "kev fillet problem.mc9".

    I,m trying to put a .12 fillet around where the purple geometry is and keep getting "blend error-BLCCAB-adjoining edge not blended"

    I seem to get this alot.

    Any ideas or workarounds?

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  4. Put your cplane to 3D, then click on top view, your tplane and cplane will say top, now click on color or level to bring up their menus and then just click ok and watch your cplane change back to 3D!

    That doesn't seem right.

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  5. In version 9 We've noticed that if you set your cplane to 3D and then change your views between side, front, and top, as soon as you hit top view the cplane and tplane says it changes to top but it's still in 3D. It doesn't seem to matter if you have "update cplane and tplane when changing view" on or off in configure. If you click on color or level it will also change!

    Has anybody else seen this?

    Is it tied to WCS possibly?

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  6. Mike,

    Pick the upper right point (OD) for the groove.

    Tell it that the groove is the same width as the tool, and set the depth, then turn off finish groove parameters and tell it zero stock to leave on the rough parameter page and it should plunge straight in and rapid out.

  7. Here's more goodies on modifying video cards.

     

    general info as to "what" a quadro IS.

    http://www.cgimag.com/news/2203C002.shtml

     

    Hack GeForce 1 / 2 to Quadro 1 / 2 Database (what they did to what and the results)

    http://guestbook.cgi.net/ECE9/

     

    more info on the DIFFERANCES between a quadro 2 and a ge-force 2.

    http://www.guru3d.com/guide/quadro-modify/index1.shtml

     

    NVIDIA GeForce4 MX To Quadro4 MOD

    http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/NVIDIA/Quadro4Mod/

     

    All the resistors do is change the board ID.

    Talk about a ripoff! They charge way more for a Quadro for a couple of relocated resistors!!

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    [ 08-01-2002, 05:21 PM: Message edited by: Kevin Clark, Central Valley Machine ]

  8. I hate to say it but, The Japanese are the only ones making excellent machining centers. Nothing out of the US is worth the cast iron it's made of.

    Look at Matsuura, Mori Seiki, Makino, Etc.

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  9. In the operations manager right click on the nci file and it will bring up the toolpath editor, select the point at which you want to change the feedrate, click edit, edit point, you will then be in the edit point parameters page with all kinds of options.

    Hope this helps!

    :cheers:

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