overthecrossbar
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No problem.
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Create- curve on all edges- click the solid select icon (cube with a chek in it)- click on the icon with all faces red (full body) the other one is for one face- click on the solid click end selection. Incase my last reply was unclear.
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You have to allow sollid body sellection, click on the body accept and your done. Open another level first.
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I can't see that.
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What are you trying to engrave?
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I think Cimco is pretty close if you set the rapid and tool cange time correctly.
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Got lucky against the Bocks there Bruce, I thaught you guys were in for a hiding to nill but the bocks couldn't finnish also didn't seem interested in kicking.
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You're just another duck with an i
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ducks with an i
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Sound like xxxx
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Have you tried asking, they're probably a great bunch of guys who are more than willing to help, they are after all MASTER CAM users
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You obviously don't know what you’re doing, quit whining and learn how to use the software.
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yeah really! his productivity was only double yours
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E-mail from my dealer: Hello, I am thrilled to tell you Mastercam X6 will be released October 31st 2011. If you are on active Maintenance on/or before that day, please feel free to download at your convenience. You can find the download here: http://mastercam.com/Support/Downloads/Default.aspx
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X5 MU1 is Available for Download
overthecrossbar replied to Chris Bell CNC Software's topic in Industrial Forum
Just got an e-mail October 31st for X6 -
You're going to have to trim it so that it has nice straight edges first extend surface then create 2 parallel lines in the top view then select trim surface to curves select your surface then the 2 lines then click on the surface and drag arrow between the 2 lines and click, use the same method to straighten out the ends. Sorry I thought when you untrimmed the surface (you did untrim it right?) that it would have come out neat, most of my time generating 5axis toolpaths is spent creating or manipulating surfaces, the toolpaths themselves are very simple.
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can you show me what your surface looks like now?
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no I always leave it on top view, must be something else.
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You're welcome, dont tell the bosses it's thst easy.
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First of all you have to sellect toolpath surfaces in your case just one, then it will ask you to choose the first surface, in your case the only one then drag the arow to the bottom of the surface an arow will show you what direction it's cutting if it's wrong click reverse, set your compensation to computer, under colision control set tip control to lower rail. Let me know if this is unclear.
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I would swarf it, you should copy that surface to another level and untrim it first.
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3hrs to do only takes about 20mins to redo anyway. Valuable lesson
