Anytime. Honestly I have never tried it the other way. It may be possible. I just have never needed to figure it out.

M46 unlock B, M47 to lock. I always have it cancel the cycle, rotate to next position and recall the cycle.

Is the axis unlocking and is it staying in G81 cycle or G80, b index, next G81?

Try adding G53 Z0. to the G54,2 line and see if that gives you what you want.

What does your cancel line look like?

30mb cache and 12 cores with 24 threads tepmts my inner geek though.

I pretty well maxed my sager build out and I was happy for 6800. I don't mind the price hike for the latest and greatest. It is a straight right off for me and any additional time it get out of it is money. I just thought there may have been something "really" special about the boxx system. Other than the xeon processocer the only difference in builds I could see was the boxx had a couple extra ports. The xeon sounds nice on the spec sheet, but I haven't used one in quite some time that I prefer over an OC'ed I7 and I have even used some newer double xeon tower builds. I like dell but they won't let me put everything I want in it.

The processors were the only difference in the builds and they are only around 1700 different. I couldn't figure out the other 2400. Just curious really.

I was about to order my new Sager laptop and ran across Boxx computers. Anyone ever us them? My build price is about 4k different. I assume the intel xeon e5-2697 v2 12-core 2.7ghz processor vs Intel® Core™ i7-4960X Processor Extreme Edition because other than that the build is pretty similar. TIA

I have used Ron's method and the post handling of null changes method. Both work well. If some of the logic is not already in your post it might be a bit of bear to add though.

Well all the 2d panels ran well at 4000 rpm and 30 ipm. Now for the 5-axis ones. Thanks for the help guys. This was a tear down project and I had an AOG.

LOL. Who said it didn't a little.

Okay, with air it cut fine at 30 ipm. Compression cutter?

.3 (.2 of carbon fiber + .1 of MDF). and doh! I forgot to put the air lines back.

The first cut is a full slot to remove the excess. It seemed to be cutting good 4000rpm and 10ipm. I started increasing the feed rate and I think it snapped at around 20.