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robk

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  1. Graduated trade school in '89 from machine tool and die. Landed a job at Pratt & Whitney as an operator (button pushing only). Next stop was Stanley Works ( Terrible company to work for). Did manual programming and operating there for a couple of years. Been with this company since Version 5 ( anyone remember moldbase option for Mastercam?)Up and running using V9.1 now.

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    And maybe I'm missing something here.

    Mastercam is not the only one that uses WCS. They maybe called by other names with different software, but the numbers of the views always corresponded with each other...For example View 1 in one software is also view 1 in another.

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    I have a print callout of dia. 67 H7

    Dia. 18 h7

    and Dia. 8H3


    Try page #661 in Machinery's Handbook (25TH Edition)

    H7 = Hole Basis (Sliding fit not intended to turn freely, but to move and turn freely and locate acurately)

     

    h7 = Shaft Basis (Close running fit for running on accurate machines and for accurate location at moderate sppeds and journal pressures)

     

    Sorry but I don't see anything for H3

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    Is there a list anywhere of what they all do?


    Going through your Windows Explorer open up your mastercam folder. There is going to be a c-hook folder in there. Open it up. The c-hooks are explained in MS Word format and maybe text also (can't remember). Good Luck and enjoy. smile.gif

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    I asked a couple of long time users (10 years) and they gave me no help.


    Wow!!! Users of what????

     

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    What is a chook and where do I find information about these?

    Hit Alt. C on your keyboard.

     

    [ 06-26-2003, 08:56 AM: Message edited by: robk ]

  6. +1 Peter

     

    Personally I love learning new things. You have to if you want to stay ahead of the competition. I have never seen Mastercam go backwards in any of their releases.... For those afraid of changes you should pick up a copy of "Who Moved My Cheese". It's a dog eat dog world out there, and only the strong survive and thrive.

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    How fast have you all driven/ridden?

    Hit about 150 in a newer Corvette... Scariest was getting an old shovel up to about 120. Front end was 8 in. over and it had 16 in. apehangers on it at the time. The bike felt like it was gonna rip itself apart. cheers.gif

  8. In Operation Manager right click your NCI Icon for the operation you wish to edit. This will open up your tool editor. Select your pass and the point you wish to edit. Hit the edit button and Edit Point. Change your feed rate and select section... Repeat for every corner. I hope this helped.. smile.gif

  9. We use Command tool holders and collets in here with TITAN solid carbide (4 flute length) end mills for certain applications. The runout for the tool can NOT exceed .0002, and it never does...No trick that I know of, just quality tooling.....Good luck.

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    "Library not found [C:MCAM9ROUTERTOOLSRMATLS.MT9]".

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    According to the file extensions you're searching in V9., and not V9.1

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    Currently trying to buy a house for 5-6X that and looking at stuff that makes me say "$300K for THAT?!?!"

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    Let's not forget the taxes on that house...Where I live it's about 7K per year

  12. I have been going to Bike Week in Florida for years, and for the past 4 years Mooresville and vicinity has been my regular stop (only a few hrs. off I95). Always spend a couple of days there checking out the shops, but never allowed to see the machine shops...Maybe one day...

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