I know that you can do it with Mastercam but don't know how to set it up. Wait till the west coast guys log on. Some of them can probably tell you in their sleep.

We cut a lot of ren shape. On steep slopes I use Parallel with it as a one way going down the slope. To keep the chipping down use a shape endmill instead of a ball nose. It takes a littl getting use to but they work well. The ren shape 5008 is the worst. The 440 and 450 machine good. To get any 5 axis cutting to lineup perfect you may have to abjust your work offsets a little if your machine is not in tram.

Have good operator that don't crash

Is the machine in tram? I ran a thermwood and the A or B axis would come out of tram very easy. that could cause you some problems

I think that the ref tool length is a pivot length. The lenght from the spindle hard point the the end of the tool.

Not to get political but I think that the last bush should have done more in 1991 when our troops went over seas. I agree with you Brendan. Keith

One of my coworkers tried v9 out sometime ago and said that his biggest complaint was that all of the mis value reset them selves after ever operation. I had some time with v9 and seem to remember that the was downloadable undate that correced this. Do i remember correctly or not? Thank you keith

Why did you cut the feed by half. If any thing I would try to increse the feed fate from what the h-13 feed.

Has anyone hears of or used Dell Cam. It big in england from what I hear.I am told it is a lot like Master Cam and is easy to laren. Thank You Fro Your Reponses

Scott what are tring to lease?

Rekd I don't know but do you have a phone number for them?

I know that there is company out of canada I think tronto? That has worked on making post for a Par 5 axis router. I know that they are members of this fourm and I have talked to them in the past. If anyone know there name or is from that company I would like to contact them. Thanky You

Nice pics

Sunny and in the 60's

I cant see the pics. We are working on 5 axis cutting for wind tunnel models.