#Rekd™
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If it is full size, no need to scale it. To scale it use Model Prep and remove the history first.
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Does it do the same if you use NCI instead of Geometry as the source? -
Is the machine definition set up for an A-Axis?
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This is 100% true....I thought my HASP was toast this week but I was able to get it working! All new sales or transfers are via license files.
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You can download anything available on the Tech Exchange on the Mastercam website. https://community.mastercam.com/techexchange#files
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Are you trying to cut the Groove (undercut area) section or the slots? The groove (undercut area) can be cut with a T-Slot/ Woodruff style cutter using a regular Contour Toolpath.
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Mastercam Rotary positioning
#Rekd™ replied to ktgXcho's topic in Mastercam C-Hook, NET-Hook and VBScript Development
Contact your reseller, simple answer to your simple question. -
I almost spit my lunch out laughing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Memory leak is my guess.
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2023 requires regen of op for misc params to change
#Rekd™ replied to SlaveCam's topic in Industrial Forum
It is locked up with the JFK files!!! -
I assume Mastercam 2017 onward is a different beast then X-X9.
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I added a reply in the other thread you started last week.
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Hopefully she has had other work to do while waiting for almost 9 years for an answer!!!
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I am an educational user so you can't use my files!! See the link to a video of how to do it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/zsgue6gtn4ab9v8/Surface_Solid.mp4?dl=0
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You have some untrimmed geometry on level 3. I can get it to create the body if I partial chain the profile without the center red line. I did a revolved surface and created a solid from the revolved surface. Then did a Boolean remove.
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Check your stock to leave on floors and walls settings in the Model Geometry section (where you select your geometry initially).
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Toolpath on Control compensation isn't good vs Computer compensation
#Rekd™ replied to francesko's topic in Industrial Forum
With "Control" compensation the control on the machine offsets the amount for the tool diameter or radius, so the code coming out will be calculated at the actual dimension you are trying to cut. Use "Wear" and you can adjust the wear values on your machine to get the correct size. -
Mastercam Rotary positioning
#Rekd™ replied to ktgXcho's topic in Mastercam C-Hook, NET-Hook and VBScript Development
One example is a B axis and one is an A axis. You need to post a valid Mastercam ziptogo file and state the Machine you are trying to setup. This is posted in the wrong forum as well. -
Use an end mill (driven tool).
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If it is encrypted you will likely have to pay the company that supplied the Post through your re-seller.
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I am old school so I use wireframe for most toolpaths.
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A comparison at the bottom of their website. https://www.inhousesolutions.com/products/ike-post-processor/
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Possibly a new function could be added for your request. The method with X through it allows you to modify the geometry and attributes, this is quite handy!
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You were clear, just wanted some expert advise on it!!!!!!
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@Aaron Eberhard Can you do this just in the Control Definition by checking the "Covert rapid to maximum feedrate" in the Feed area? Then set the max feedrate in the Machine Definition. Or does it need to be done in the post?
