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Okay Sante Fe I did what you suggested and my original solid disappeared leaving the wire frame behind but didn't change my target body. So I chose non associative and kept my original solid but there's still no change to the target body. I created the target body from a rectangle and then extruded it. Should I make the target some other way??
I have a solid model that I need to convert the outside of the geo. to create a cavity in soft jaws so I can machine the inside of the model. I tried creating surfaces and machining the inside of the surface with HST toolpath with limited success. Has anyone done this before? Any help is greatly appreciated.
My post works great. I have a Hurco BMC 3016.
The only thing I have to do is tell MC to add 100 to my tool # for my "D" value in the machine definition manager. I set my comp to "Wear" and no problems.
Does this help?
Does anyone remember how to calculate a bend radius? I have a flat part that needs a cutout but the print shows it after the bend. (1/8 316L .13 bend radius)
Thanks, Ken
P.S. I'm new here and love this forum!!
I haven't had any problems with cycle time accuracy. Have you set your machine parameters in your machine definition manager?
I run a Hurco BMC 3016 (1996) and my actual cycle time is within seconds of what backplot tells me it will be.
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