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also, when i try to go thru the internet connection wizard thru start, programs, etc, i get a message saying i don't have the privelidges to do that. Have you tried logging in as administrator??
Jim
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I guess I will have to be more carfull and pay attention when prompted to overwrite a file. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oh BOY!!!!! Have I ever been bitten by that one...."save MC8?" Naw....Oooops!
Jim
Tony
I am overjoyed to have a job. My ONLY snivel is that I need more challenge and a little room to grow. I probably posted hastily the other day but, my day job boss refuses to see the advantage of updating software (just sees $ signs) and is not interested in efficient mfg processes. But, that's yet another challenge!
Thanks guys
Jim
I have a G Force 2 MX 400 in my home box and a G Force MX 440 at work both 64 meg...the one at work is better than the one at home. The concensus seems to be G Force 4 Ti 4400 and I think there are some older drivers on the FTP site that work to address the hidden cursor issue,
Hope this helps
Jim
[ 12-19-2002, 10:43 AM: Message edited by: Jim Whipple ]
Can you set the C plane normal to an entity (the end of your part as in this post?
http://www.emastercam.com/ubb/ultimatebb.p...ic;f=1;t=004678
If I understand your question....
Jim
Tony
We have a Haas Mini Mill. If you can live with only 6k on the spindle and not a ton of power it is a great machine...within it's design limits!
We've had ours a little over a year now, no reliability issues. It will every now and then fault on a tool change but I think that's because I don't have a lot of time to clean the machine. It's a little limited on memory also but when I need a big program I just DNC it so that's no big thing to me
I don't think I'd go for the super mini mill though cause you can get more mill for the money with a larger Haas. The only other snivel I have is that it is a pain in the butt to get chips out of
Other that that I think its a good machine
HTH
Jim
[ 12-13-2002, 10:23 AM: Message edited by: Jim Whipple ]
John
I use 1 by 2 alum for jaws so if I need 3" dia I would make the jaws so I was cutting about 3/4" into the jaws. In otherwords your Y zero would be 3/4" off the jaw face. Then go however deep you need
It's the surface area that holds the part more than the jaw pressure
1 1/2" spacer between the jaws
Jim
[ 12-12-2002, 11:39 AM: Message edited by: Jim Whipple ]
Just a thought...
Do you have the HSM box checked in the Job Setup page?
I think that's the only thing that will get you variable feedrates.
HTH
Jim
[ 12-12-2002, 10:14 AM: Message edited by: Jim Whipple ]
I think that's Mastermachine...right down the street from me. The whole set of jaws is quite spendy though. Has V jaws, sine jaws and a bunch more. More geared towards a toolmaker than production though
I'll see if I can find more info
I made my own set after seeing theirs..
Jim
I make a lot of soft jaws. When I go to machine them I use 123 blocks or a piece of steel to load the vice so when the jaws are closed the Z heights are right. No tilt, in other words
I also make blank jaws up in advance just to speed myself up
Jim
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