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CNCme

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  1. Good Day,

     

    I have fixed the problem, (not quite )

    But I am able to open these DXF's

     

    Support or Qc will not like this one.

    I have always kept 2 "rolled back"

    or non upgraded versions in Mastercam. From a fresh install 9.1 SP2 cd, with no updates, they can be opened cheers.gif

     

    I think these files were created with an older

    Ver. of ACAD.

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  2. Good Day,

     

     

     

    Have you tried Parasolid file , *X_T ?

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  3. Good Day,

     

    I also had created SAT files, but did not

    open...is this a bug from inventor converted

    DXF's, like Mike siad...

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  4. Good Day,

     

    Jay

    I didnt get the full wire in the mc9, alot of

    junk...much missing.

    do you agree

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  5. Good Day,

     

    Jay

    I sent you one...It does open a dialog box

    for solids (I have solids module )

    then asks to erase sat...then nothing...?

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  6. Good Day,

     

    Cheap coolant..normal stuff

     

    I'm confused headscratch.gif

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

    headscratch.gif

  7. Good Day,

     

    I recieved some dxf files...couldn't

    open with file converters.

    It gives error "operation unsucessful"...

    then 2nd error, "erase intermediate SAT file"

    yes or no answer required...either answer

    fails to produce sucessful conversion.

     

    headscratch.gifheadscratch.gif

    Is it possible they tried to save a

    3D model in a dxf(which will not support

    3D.)

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

     

    [ 03-03-2004, 08:26 PM: Message edited by: CNCme ]

  8. Good Day,

     

    Still cant find Tutorial...Is it in the

    17 Mb download headscratch.gif

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  9. Good Day,

     

    IMHO

     

    After further review of this Information,

    It seems very basic:

     

    carbidedepot.com

     

    Thank you

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  10. Good Day Peter,

     

    I went to carbidepot.com, and didnt see

    anything about threading...?? headscratch.gif

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  11. Good Day,

     

    I am also at a loss about this shimming'

    you shimmed the 60 deg...or the center line

    to the part. I have made many threads up to

    12 inch and never exp. this problem.

     

    What kind of gage did you have...and was

    it national thread form series or not

     

    negative or positive insert...

    single or cresting insert, there are many

    Possibilities.

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  12. Good Day,

     

    I think "Fences" are for bridgeports,

    Bandsaws, and carpentry.

     

    And bad neighbors eek.gif

     

    just JOKIN'

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  13. Good Day,

     

    If you could??...clamp a 18 inch part in an

    8" vise how would you shift to get the other

    5" out of only 12 travel.

    headscratch.gif

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  14. Good Day,

     

    IF you had a sub-plate, you could put a shifted

    pattern of holes 5.1 inches apart in the Y

    dir. an use precision pins to align after

    machining the first 12 inches worth in Y,

    then shift to the next pattern and and machine

    the remaining 5 inches...Easy

     

    HTH

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  15. Good Day,

     

    What kinda matl. is finkle.?.?.More info

    Please

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  16. Good Day,

     

    +1 again gcode

    The ramp arc/line will not violate the pocket.

    Actually this is a good thing...I believe

    in ver. 4 it would not compensate, and If small enough, It would junk a part.( not visualy

    noticable without zoom )

    At least now It will cause an alarm and stop the program.(On the machine tool...G41 G3or G2 )

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  17. Good Day,

     

    Dump The ATI...Fast

     

    Nvida quadro fx-500

    +1 gcode...again

    Been working FLAWLESSLY

    Even on my 20 foot monitor...LOL

    I had trouble for over a year

    BUT,...NO more

    Can you say crystal clear

     

    PATRIOTS ...BABY

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  18. Good Day,

     

    American Tool in

    Chicopee MA

    Good Grinders...Rich Duplesses

    Tell him - Larry "TonyG" Garibaldi

    sent you...thats my real name

     

    PATRIOTS ...BABY

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  19. Good Day,

     

    You say a boss @ 100 IPM, and only

    out O round .0003... and how do you measure

    a .0003 flat??

     

    IMHO.... It might be, and usually is, a scallop

    @ each quadrant... are you looking at this

    With the hubble telescope... If your backlash

    comp is overcompensating it would cause such

    a condition.

     

    HTH

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  20. Good Day,

     

    The Man has a point!!!!

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  21. Good Day,

     

    You can also use Meta-cut utility in MC

    that will backptot a tool path.

     

     

    HTH

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  22. Good Day,

     

    WOW 21'... 21"

    thats worse than .001 ... 1.000 offset

    going towords a lathe chuck......or

    Maybe not biggrin.gif

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  23. Good Day,

     

    Well, IMHO, when I Do in house training,

    I have my client supply drawings that they

    wiil set-up and run on their machinery. That

    way, they learn, and get instant application

    by programming, setup, and running a real part.

    kind of a double pay-back. They get training

    and a part program they can run and relate back

    to as a template (sample)(tutor).

     

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  24. Good Day,

     

    Well I have 2- 21' sony 500 PS's for now

     

    I will have to start somewhere with flat

     

    By the way, I just finished test w/ W2K SP4

     

    WOWZA cheers.gif

     

    Another +1, gcode

     

    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

    --------------------------------------------------

  25. Good Day,

     

    And NO...

    ________________________________

    Axis indicator and WCS indicator

    disapear when shaded

    ---------------------------------

     

    That was the KILLER for me...

     

     

    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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