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In a pinch I just use a standard chop saw, it takes a while but it gets the job done, with no real expense, except taking about a 1/4 inch off the diameter of the wheel and my time.
Sounds like your file association needs to be set for .pst extension, the easiest way to open that file would be to open you editor first, then drag and drop file to the editor.
I have cut some cooling grooves and changed the shape once it has been formed in our lining material, but we have pretty much have our own recipe.
It really does not machine too bad other than when the tool get dull the material breaks off on the edges. Most of what I have cut is for prototypes, no real big production run.
Is there something I am missing? I have been able to save up to the point I have upgraded my PC. I am running MC 2018 and X+ 2018.
I did try to reinstall x+ 2018, still same.
Colin,
I am interested in taking some post training for MasterCam 2017. I seem you were giving some almost free training, but the days you were offering it I was not available. I thought at one time I found a course you taught, but for the some unknown reason I can find the site. If you could direct me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks, Ed
First of all..Thank you for the free setup sheet. I have been trying to figure out on why on jobs that have enough ops that carry over to another page, sometimes it will split the op between two pages.
I like to use the center of the table as common, then use a different work offset every time I turn the table. If you lay every thing out properly in MC, you can use the plane origin as your offset, (IE...G54)
On a Haas, sub programs can be at the bottom of the main program with "N" numbers and called with G97, but my post outputs with "O"
I thought that I could change the sub program numbers from "O" to "N" in this section
of my post by the only place it works is on the line for progno$
#Move comment (pound) to output colon with program numbers
fmt "O" 7 progno$ #Program number
#fmt ":" 7 progno$ #Program number
fmt "O" 7 main_prg_no$ #Program number
#fmt ":" 7 main_prg_no$ #Program number
fmt "N" 7 sub_prg_no$ #Program number
#fmt ":" 7 sub_prg_no$ #Program number
fmt "X" 2 sub_trnsx$ #Rotation point
fmt "Y" 2 sub_trnsy$ #Rotation point
fmt "Z" 2 sub_trnsz$ #Rotation point
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Ed
Toolpaths > Tool Manager or Lathe Tool Manager
then right click on top or bottom window
Select Import/export tools
then select either Report file...
or Detailed report file...
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