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quote:They're our number one supplier of new customers.
Ain't that the truth... Guess who used to be our dealer prior to S4A?
You guessed right...
Rob
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quote:HaHa YEAH! I love the sound of chips hissing off a machine
That's the only drawback so far... Too much smoke from the chips hitting the coolant on the bottom of the machine. Today's forecast is pretty foggy
Rob
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quote:I never met a machine that i couldn't stall
+1
Rob
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I'm not sure, but are you refering to the operation library?
Rob
[ 09-15-2003, 10:50 AM: Message edited by: robk ]
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We try to stay around .010.. Until trying the Iscar Feed Mill. The damn thing is cutting @ .025 chip load
. And according to the rep "this is only the beginning". The material is 420 Stainless (35 RC), and the cutter is 2.5" Dia. 5 flute. The thing is wild going @ 112.ipm with doc of .072. It's in a 40 HP Horizontal machine with a 50 Taper. The spinle load naver got past 40% yet.Rob
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Very sad day indeed.Johnny Cash may be gone, but his music is here to stay forever...
There is still David Allen Coe left to play some "real" country music and be seen live.
Rob
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quote:With version 9.1 (if you have it) you can use the "adjust start of contour" and "adjust end of contour" section of the Lead In/Out dialog in most toolpaths to shorten your toolpath by your tool radius.
That is the way to go...I Use this option constantly.
Rob
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quote:With version 9.1 (if you have it) you can use the "adjust start of contour" and "adjust end of contour" section of the Lead In/Out dialog in most toolpaths to shorten your toolpath by your tool radius.
That is the way to go...I Use this option constantly.
Rob
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quote:so did the guy on three's company, cant think of his name now
John Ritter
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I could tell you who NOT to go with...Mitsubishi.
Don't get me wrong, they are great machines, but since they moved their operations back to Japan their service is terrible. The service guy I have to deal with speaks only Japanese, and that makes for a few communication problems.
Rob
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quote:Could you elaborate on this? I don't know who any of the people that you mentioned are.
http://www.nascar.com/2003/news/headlines/...wife/index.html
Rob
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My deepest condolences to the whole RYR team, especially the Parker and Howell families.
God Bless.
Rob
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quote:Starrett is the Harley Davidson of measuring tools.
You gotta go aftermarket...
I think all the original crappy Harley parts fell of my old trusty Shovel.
Rob
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Welcome to the forum.
What Version are you using?
What Level?
Are you using WCS?
Does your Cplane & Tplane match?
Rob
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Murlin,
+1
The best period......
Rob
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quote:So do I. But they're made in Switzerland...........
Not the new ones... They're made in France.
-- Correction, only some are made in France?. That is according to B&S--
Rob
[ 09-11-2003, 08:51 AM: Message edited by: robk ]
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Chris,
Congratulations on your 1,000 posts
.Rob
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Chris,
Congratulations on your 1,000 posts
.Rob
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Jaws,
Welcome to the forum
Good luck learning Mastercam. You will not regret it.
There are some great minds in here when it comes to using Mastercam. Take full advantage of this forum because no other software offers this kind of help.
Rob
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midgard,
Welcome to the forum.
I'm not familiar with heidenhain posts, but there are two versions of it on the download disk. Of course you most likely will have to modify it to your liking. If you need a post made for you, contact your dealer.
Rob
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quote:What would you recommend ?
Goldmine software... Seems to work pretty good in here. Don't think it's cheap though.
Rob
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Nice pics Paul
Is that you in the one titled "i love my job"?
Rob
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Very fitting...
Is that "Dueling Banjos" I hear in the background?
Rob
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quote:Looking for a dyna superglide,wideglide with 88cube. will consider 1340 engine(will trade for mastercam secrets)
+1
Rob
Crash!?! in pockets
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Do you have your rapid retract unchecked? If so do you also have retract & plunge values for your tool?
Rob