Tom how in the world did you find a hack like that?

Yes they are. Good luck in your search we hear it from our customers all the time looking for skilled people.

Revere cut endmill to push it down verses pulls it up. On a that router you might at what I would call the ceiling and be glad you got there. I have done some pretty amazing stuff on routers, but at the end of the day they are a router not a full blown milling center. Might try some dynamic stuff to rough out slots where .25 endmill would go though using a .187 endmill then leave a .002 finish cut to clean up the edges at 4000 sfm and try the dynamic stuff at the max speeds and feeds problems is routers are great a long cuts, but the ramp up and down in feed rate needing to maximize some strategy like this might not be practical. Do some test cuts and see if you can get away with that and use it to your benefit. We were doing some high speed cutting on routers using a light depth of cut, but max rpm and max feed some years ago and getting some pretty impressive results. Really comes down to work with what you got or look to what is going to improve and help grow your company?

HTH

Email Robert aka Zoober he is really good at this.

HTH

That should the only way you would see this is if you have a dealer sim. Please email me and I will glad to help you clear this up.

Yes that is the correct method. Again what has your dealer said about your crash issues?

Were these fresh installs or updates to the Existing X6 on the computer? Have you sent a file to [email protected] to review? Talked with your dealers? Call tech support?

Believe it or not tech support does care and wants to help, but they can only do that if you call them and ask for it.

Thanks Dave, been busy to test this thing out, but with 400 million points and 4 session on 4 30" monitors we should see what is can do.

Jay you of all people should know this one. I have 10 backups of some file.

Anyone running one of the these cards with Mastercam. Someone loaned us one to run through a couple tests and was wondering if anyone is using one. If so what are the setting you recommend for Mastercam? What have you found as a different between this and a Quardo FX card? Thanks in adavcne for any comments or suggestions?

I have a 3 monitor setup at work and love it. I can't wait to go to 4. I have the cards now to support it, just need to find another monitor.

That is where a offset surface like a blob from the stl like a filtered stripped down shape, close, but smooth enough to give the angles and undercut control you are looking for. What I was looking to do was slice the stl and then offset the contours smaller. Smooth out that to make a nice smooth shape. Then make a rules surface out of all of those. Now it would be a good surface to use for the normal. Sounds like you got it going, but yes this can be a task to get what you are looking for.

James you know what I meant.

I would look at highspeed methods full depth of cut and maybe 3-5% step over with .0004 to .0012 feed per tooth and ramp up from there.

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If solids not really hard save everything to a file. Then call that file for verification and all items will be used for verification.

Everyone here is another link to this: Link:

Here is another one: Different but good.

Not yet.

ASME 14.41 is a complement to 14.5 not a replacement so you have to be very careful how you look and use the information.

It can all tell you the Weight of that shape to a specific mass or Material.

Well this is an Unequally Disposed Symbol.

We handle this very nicely with Verisurf. We give people the ability to use this geometric dimension in checking their parts.

Here is a link to a PDF we did as a tech tip.Linky:

Here is a link to a site we recommend for these types of question as well. Linky:

Well like my mom says. If you cannot take the heat get out of the kitchen. Besides it is payback for all my ranting to CNC for things in Mastercam. Amazing how what you give in life will come back to you. It is all good though because it cool to see ideas show up in the software I had an hand in.

James, John and others thanks and yes it is a free tool, but we probably should charge for it thought I doubt we will. Here come sales knocking at the door ready to kick my butt. :wallbash: The work and effort it takes to maintain a stand alone install, along with testing and support of a free tool does cost Verisurf some money. It however does help people see what we are about and does lead to sales. We might be looking for some Beta testers soon so I will keep everyone posted once we do. Before everyone goes emailing me asking to be a Beta tester we have a a good list of people already.

Yeah I did my share of ranting so it has truly come back in spades.

Guys being on this side of the screen is so much not what you would expect. I fell for Jim Evans I truly do.

Jeiland, that is correct. I have a 32 bit build being down right now and will post up a 32 bit install of Verisurf tools as soon as I can.

We are shooting for May. We have a 32 bit Version we could send out, but since most of the free world has gone to 64 bit we have not put it out until our 64 bit version is ready. I would be right here with you guys wondering where is it had I not come to work for a software company. I know it seems like I have gone to the dark side, but there is a lot that goes into making software. We appreciate everyone's need for it and glad so many use the free tools. We will let everyone know when we have something.