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#Rekd™

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  1. #Rekd™
    Don't have anything to offer on the other options but Vericut has excellent tech support.
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    Did you try Multi-Axis Pocketing toolpath?
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    No that is not @crazy^millman that is @MWearne
  4. #Rekd™
    Pretty sure this is Asian Joni Bonkers posting!!!!!!
  5. #Rekd™
    You need a fire extinguisher for metals…they are very expensive.
  6. #Rekd™
    A notice to upgrade????
  7. #Rekd™
    If it is a licensed educational version you can post (mine is an educational license). Home Learning edition can not post, both use .emcam extensions.
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    After selecting all the operations, right click -Edit Selected Operations - Change NC File Name - Rename your file.
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    Surface High Speed Radial should work. If you need to meet into a shoulder use Blend to cut this area.
  10. #Rekd™
    One thing I can't stand is that "glow highlighting"...turn that crap off for good!!!!!
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    Different product....I don't have any experience with it.
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    Possibly it is a stock/ part flip issue but without a file to look at it is only a guess.
  13. #Rekd™
    Another option is to use colours to differentiate the geometry then use a quick mask. I am big on using levels, colours etc to separate everything whenever possible.
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    HSM advisor does I believe.
  15. #Rekd™
    +10000000000000 to this!
  16. #Rekd™
    Look up Fanuc Macro B programing.
  17. #Rekd™
    Flowline or Equal Scallop?
  18. #Rekd™
    A Macro would be the choice for this.
  19. #Rekd™
    Good catch! Most likely!!!
  20. #Rekd™
    https://www.pmtnow.com/nano
  21. #Rekd™
    Not related but some chemical machining. https://www.shimifrez.com/services
  22. #Rekd™
    I assume it is chemically done. This is how they do Razor blades I think.
  23. #Rekd™
    Just assuming there is some chemically sharpening happening at small diameters?
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    We still do it! Not as often now..... but for proto-typing it is needed. Making reamers (D shape bits), grinding HSS lathe bits, making boring bars and internal threading tools, facing tools etc. I had a guy here and he would free hand grind the bottom of the end mills, they worked well after!!! He would sharpen drills down to 0.02" by hand.
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    No bid!

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