Oh, so that's how they fixed it. Yet another reason to move up to bigger and better. Can't convince the boss though. Thanks.

Couldn't find the answer that I wanted, so I am bumping this one. I too, want to copy entities from one level to multiple levels at once. Any suggestions?

Try creating a solid that will have an edge that bisects the desired feature and use that as your verify stock. HTH Shane

May have a fix. Will post as soon as part is done. Will have pics. BTW. Craig. Sshhhhhh! Shane

quote: Do they not know how to draw? Careful! A wise man once said, "Those who anger you, control you. Shane

Brett, The snippit from above is from Mazak. We can define what it all means. It just looks like there is some code missing . Just some clarity from anyone who has maybe been there done that is what I am looking for. We have tried to use Mazatrol to bring up the sub spindle but can't seem to make it work. Shane

Letsa bump it one time.

quote: I was just wondering if we were the only ones. No Bruce, you aren't the only one. Come on MR2. Shane

I have an application where I want to use the sub spindle on my Integrex 400-III S as a tailstock to hold my part to a mandrel on the main spindle. I am going to turn a center in the sub chuck and have a center drilled cap on the front of my part and I want to bring the sub spindle into position to put pressure for a five axis milling operation. The code I have from Mazak is this... code: G110 Z2 M508 (press mode on) G98 G31 Z??? F5. G111 M509 (press mode off) M511 (spindle sync active) M03 I saw some helpful code from here Transfer Code for Mazak Integrex Could anyone elaborate on this? Thanks, Shane BTW - Can't reply til tomorrow 4-13.

Yeah, I'm still here. But prolly not much longer. Shane Aaron

+1 to everyone but the 1st guy. Shane

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Welcome to the forum, sir. I program a 300SY with the same control. I agree with Ron on this one. Use subs. Shane

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