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Good Day,
aha24
I have been to training at both Macdac, and
Services4automation, and Services4automation
has the latest equiptment and the, IMHO, THE
most knowledgeable staff of the 2. Its well
worth the 3 mile ride down the road.
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
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End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
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...purchase with our distributor to include
this post.
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Who might that Distributor be...have you talked
to them latley...?
I have found most resellers timely when asked,
or have logical answers for project completion.
have you inquired ?, and if you have, are they
not taking care of your needs???
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
WOW-ZA....TRUELY AWSOME
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
That would make you 10...( kidding? )
My daughter is 12, she is using MC.
In her 7Th grade, they have a class called
Tech art, they are using somthing called
Auto-sketch. The MC is helping her alot.
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
26 now, or then ( in 1990 )
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Mike
What kind of disks do you.... sell?
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
What is this demo...is it a product
by CNC software?
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
When you open Mastercam It will say in the
V9 splash screen that it is SP1...
and I think when you run SP2 upgrade
If SP1 is not in it will error out.
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Well Bruce, those 30,149 Corrupt entities
were left behind
I have learned again, Its a wounderful feeling
Thank you +1 +1 +1 Bruce, Jay, and Thad, I love
that multiple head theory.
This forum is amaizing
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
I made a couple of these parts and they have
all had geometry problems. I dont need these
lines...I am only drilling the 7000 .036 diam.
I want to move all the slots and rect. windows
to a level so I can contour, chain, window
all slots and rect. windows, if these line frags
cant be filtered from the other lines they will
also be chained in the window contour.
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
But I cant just remove the geometry that is
associated with only the .036 diam.s?
( 7000 Diam.s )
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
Be careful about installing or rolling back
Ver 9 . or having 9.0 and 9.1 on same
box...If you uninstall one (V9) it will
corrupt the other and a reinstall would
run very slow.
You will also need the solidworks add-on
to be able to open sldprt 2004.
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
You need to upgrade to 9.1 SP2,
the sldprt might be higher version
than you can open.
If you have a legal version in V9
you should qualify, and have recieved, all V9
upgrades up to V9.1 SP2
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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Good Day,
I have posted a file: skin_012.zip, on FTP IN
MC9 folder
If you look at the 7000 .036 diam. holes,
each one consists of a 180 deg arc and 2 almost
90 deg arcs and the rest is 2 small lines.
( an iges or a dxf conversion. )
Also many various slots and fillet corner
rectangles. I can change levels by mask
arc, radius, so I can put all arcs on their
own levels for machining. But when I try to
change levels of the lines ( slots ) so I can
chain, contour, by window (so I dont have to chain one by one ) I get all those little
distorted .036 diam. lines that came with
the change level line...the mask does not
filter line lengths...how can I bring the
good slot line geometry and filter or delete
the, .036 diam. junk grometry.
Thanks in advance
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Danny...get creative, make it happen
Like my boss used to say...
(Waitco Machine, Devens MA )
Bill Waite, used to say after I was encountering
problems with a 1.5 meg NC code file...that
I created.
Whats a matter, ITS just a couple numbers..!!!
J/K
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Does Anyone, after completing a program (complete thru NC code ), go back and grind
and hack through rough or not perfect areas
To improve or find better methods?
I understand, in this competitive world we
have created for ourselves, that it is not
possible to spend time, that is so-called
"non-productive", to "play" or research
the many combinations of a particular module.
Some of the programs I write are just fragments
of other programs and become passages and stepping stones to seeking greater Knowledge in MasterCam.
Contracting for 20 to 30 manufacturing facilities
I have found a wealth of unlimited information
to fuel my imagination, AND, also to fuel all the great minds that I encounter here, on this forum, every day.
The Science Of Mastercam, as I call it, is not
so much about THE money anymore...
Even though we still need to make money to live,
Its about helping "US" "YOU" "ME" to help
us ALL Understand.
I am humbled to be a part of IT all.
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Many things I learned in machining, as most
people on this forum, Have been self taught.
Start by removing the comment from the " O "
word line...and then the % sign...
I never type the prog # before I hit Read,
Execute,...I let the machine pick-up
the Prog # from the Program...and then
try something else...and when you find the right
combination, you will never forget.
Hack it out...Dawg
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Prog looks OK... how much reads in @ control?
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
Can you put the NC file on the FTP site
to review, with NC file name of course.
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
--------------------------------------------------
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Good Day,
In a true Thread mill...
As the tool goes up from the bottom,
8 arcs are usually used per turn, every arc
has a different arc center.
I believe thelix uses straight line moves,
or can it output arcs?? I thought thelix
was prompt driven...I believe if you use
geometry, it is considered a 3D toolpath
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
--------------------------------------------------
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Good Day,
The file Is X_AXIS_ROT.zip on FTP
THanks in Adv.
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
VMC to 0 is for horizontal
The royary table is mounted at the back
of the mill table. Tombstone pointing out...
is this rotating around the Y axis
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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Good Day,
I am getting a error posting, trying to mill a
feature from a side Cplane, and trying to produce an "B90" output... I have changed rot_on_x to 2,
(about the Y ) do I need anything else...
( 9.1 SP2 uning Mpfan )
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
--------------------------------------------------
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Good Day,
Win Xp or W2k does not have an issue with black
cursor with GF MX...Olny Win 98 and some ME
I had GF MX series with ME for years and
had no problems
Tony G
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing Battle
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UnderCut in Mill
in Industrial Forum
Posted
Good Day,
Dont complicate this...
Just select a slot mill or create one
and create undercut diam
and circlemill from center and then verify
the drill
and slotmill and you will see...
no surface need
Tony G.
Almost Employed Senior Programmer
N.E Massachusetts - Southern New Hampshire
_________________________________________
End mills and tooling are like The "AMMO"
And coolant and chips are like the enemy
Under your boots as you advance in the
Manufacturing
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