well i did notice today our custom post, does turn super nuerbs on and off when profiling it still seems like these machines could be running muchharder while roughing during profiling. Is there a way to see true feed rate on the machine and not just whatever is called out in the program? thanks

what are your favorites? mines the silver ones.

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haha sorry i obviously left this open and some people here cant help but write stupid xxxx. I will look into who our reseller is and see if we can come up with this post

does anyone know how to stream live video feed to my okuma. im really excited about britians soccer game and my mom wont let me watch

ill take a screenshot to show you guys what i see in this tab (well i hope this works, first attempt of uploading a picture here) http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b611/Cody_Sarver/Untitled_zps3ce6aeff.png

so the post needs to be edited to be able to control the hi-cut then? i dont fully comprehend the misc integers and reels as nobody here has ever touched them so when being trained i was never explained to how they work. sorry like i said im basically clueless when it comes to this haha

awesome thanks!

Hey guys new to the forum hear, been a machinist for close to five years now and worked in a job shop that is dominately okuma mills and lathes. Were located in southern Illinois and use master and conversational for our programming, we have been getting alot of work of profiling nest and numerous other parts that are made out of delrin. Im trying to wrap my head around this hi-cut codes (nobody here really goes outside of the box when machining) and im just curious on how exactly it works. I understand it anticipates corners straights and what not to hold tolerance but for roughing i would like to turn it off and have it on for finishing, If someone could explain this to me like im a dummy that would be perfect. We have custom post for our Okuma mills, but i didn't really seen any true options for the hi-cut, is this something you have to manually enter into the program or what? I have alot of questions about this and would definately appreciate any help I could get from you masters on here! Thanks again, Cody