G10X0Y0Z0
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Just transitioned to MCAM 2024. Did CNC software get rid of the drop down arrow to change the stock model on the fly.
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Coolant is not an issue We machine it all the time depends on the SS pedigree some can be very abrasive
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Force C0 position on 5th axis
G10X0Y0Z0 replied to Guess_who's topic in Post Processor Development Forum
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this started happening from the latest window 7 update for me also i would the ability to expand the toolpath parameters when clicking the + button and the right click becomes ineffective on the lower tool bar to change attributes etc.
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this bug has been around since the original release of X5 why do we have to wait for a second MU release of X6 to take care of the problem
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Makino all the way. may be pricey but you get what you pay for. Why not consider a 5 axis machine instead of a horiz. The mikrons from Agie are a good buy. You can always program 3+2 on those and still have full 5 axis capability when you need it.
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make sure your enable origin box is checked in your view manager.
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Why do we always need a work around for Master Cam. You would think that what is being paid for Yearly Maintainence that we would get a version that works at least 99.999999% All these workarounds do is slow your production down.
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changed the post for the spatial also had to change parameters in machine to activate spatial
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F20 will give you a feedrate of 2.00 ipm F200 will give you 20.0 ipm. ilooked thru my Tnc 530 post and can't find where it is getting the feed rate from for the drilling cycle. there is a cycle def for reaming. your pecking depth has to be larger than the drilling depth for the machine not to peck
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question how do i set up MC to generate Plane spatial commands for a MIkron 5axis using Heidenhain T530 control? i can only get it to generate Cycle 19
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the tap drill for a 2-56 STI form tap is .1015. we run that all day long with no problems. make sure the thread gauge is for the correct class thread you are trying to produce. for a thread that small the difference in tolerance dimension is very minimal. my 2 cents
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if your stubborn machinist does not want to try that, give him a kick upside the head and send him back to apprenticeship school.
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make sure your CT plane are the same
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had this same problem when i upgraded to X4. the problem was the tools were still attached to the X3 tools directory. make sure all your tools are coming from the designated X5 directory. just a thought
