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Shady

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  1. Thanks for the advice Ron, I guess I will just have to get used to it. Most of my work is so simple that I dont even need it...I am just now expanding my horizons and looking at some more efficient ways of machining our parts. Its making it harder ...although more challenging for me, but more accurate and much easier for my operator. Thanks again ~~~~~Shady

  2. Welcome to the forum Barghest. may I ask what part of Ky. you are from? I am in Wv...about 40 miles east of Charleston...we do alot of work for mines in western Ky. Just wonderin' how close a neighbors we are. biggrin.gif ~~~~~~~Shady

  3. Could also be tool pressure...caused by material hardness...tool sharpness (or lack thereof), hole depth, improper feed/speed. Machining isnt always as cut and dried as programing with M/C...alot of variables in the real world. ~~~~~Shady

  4. I am having a problem with my wcs view manager. When I open the view manager all of my lines for system views are blank. If I click on a line, the system view does change. The system view display is set to all. Also reset c/t plane and update graphics are checked.

    I am using M/C mill V9 sp1.

    Any Ideas???? I know I screwwed SOMETHING up!! banghead.gifbanghead.gifbanghead.gif

     

    Thanks ~~~~Shady

  5. 10300...I know it's not much help, but when I do logos..or I should say an exsisting logo. I take an exsisting pic of the logo...load it in autocad as a raster image...trace it..mostly with 3 point arcs...save it...then load the saved drawing file into mastercam with the autodesk converter. Prolly didnt help....but just my 2 pennys worth.~~~~~Shady

  6. Thanks again everyone....once again Im convinced...you guys know your...uh...shazbat. I really appreciate the help. I am really new to CNC work...only been at it about a year now...with no formal training so I count on this forum alot, and have never been disappointed. Hope I can be as helpful to someone someday. ~~~~~~Shady

  7. Thanks for the input. we are using a 2003 model Daewoo DMV 4020 50 taper. Peck tapping? I have never tried peck tapping...except by hand of course! We have a radial drill...but it is in our other shop...about 1/8 mile down the road from our CNC shop. We do "cheat" a little on the drill size...we would never get them done otherwise. I appreciate all the advice...if you have any other thoughts, please send them my way. I will let ya know what...if anything...works. Thanks everyone, ~~~~Shady

  8. Im hoping someone can give me some advice. I need to tap a bunch of holes 7/8 nc9 to give full thread all the way thru a 4" thick mild steel burnout on a vertical mill. Should I try an extended length tap or a threadmill? Im not experienced with either. I dont think an extended length tap will hold up. I have never used a thread mill, I have only thread milled with a single point internal lathe threading bar. Any help would be greatly appreciated....I hate taking these 300 lb parts off the mill to tap them on the drillpress to finish them. Thanks~~~~~~~Shady

  9. Hey..I could ramble...or listen to rambling all day when it comes to old cars. The bolt in the oven thing is funny, I did that to a set of headers once....bout got divorced over that one !! Good luck with the car Joel and thanks for telling me about it. ~~~~~Shady

  10. Noel, I checked it out...gonna be an awesome ride. Is that the old corvette yellow or something custom? I am looking for something alittle different for my camaro...but cant go with yellow, my best friend has had 2 yellow ones just like it, so that would be a little ..uh..uncomfortable. I love your car though, gonna be one to be real proud of, thanks for the pics. ~~~~~~~Shady

  11. Those are cool cars...i love about any car from that era. I have a '71 camaro that I am about to start redoing, also have a 2000 camaro that is my family car. Thanks for the info...looking forward to seeing it progress. ~~~~Shady

  12. I am 37 been using Mastercam for about 1 yr now...been a machinist for about 15 yrs. I was also wondering if I am the only person from the great state of West Virginia to use this forum....if not, then lets here from ya ! How bout them 'EERS !!! cheers.gif ~~~~~Shady

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