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Frankieboy

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  1. 5 hours ago, byte said:

    I would start by upgrading to windows 11, that graphics card is not great either, maybe turn shading off, make sure your temp folder and shared, my mastercam folders don't point to a network, that you have free space..

     

    Graphics card up to date using Nvidia Quadro Experience

     my mastercam and also Temp is on C drive ( ssd )  , but shared mastercam folder is on the NAS ( for easier access among other mastercam installations ) 

    whether i have shading on or off doesnt matter , regarding slow when using Solid Chaining ,,, what do you think about mastercam recalculating spun profile everytime , no matter if the solid is changed or not 

    2 minutes ago, Frankieboy said:

     my mastercam and also Temp is on C drive ( ssd )  , but shared mastercam folder is on the NAS ( for easier access among other mastercam installations ) 

    whether i have shading on or off doesnt matter , regarding slow when using Solid Chaining ,,, what do you think about mastercam recalculating spun profile everytime , no matter if the solid is changed or not 

    graphics card is up to date 

  2. the PC i think is ok  , have no other problems than slow when using Solid Chaining 

    Win 10 

    Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900 CPU @ 2.80GHz   2.81 GHz
    RAM    32,0 GB
    64-bit operativsystem, x64

    Nvidia Quadro P 2200 

    anybody got similar problem ? 

     

  3. when using solid chaining in lathe , the system becomes very, very slow , especially on bigger complex parts  , dialogs can take up to 2-3 minutes to open every time . 

    for me to see mastercam recalculates the spun profile every time a dialog is opened and modified , the right way to do it would be that mastercam only recalculetes the profile if solid is changed 

    if you instead uses wireframe spun profile one time , the dialogs opens instant and no problems 

    anybody got a solution for this problem ? 

  4. anybody knows if mastercam will be making live b axis turning ( with 3d tools )   ( A axis on milling MT machines )  ,, or does an add-on exist with this functionality  ? 

     curve 5 axis can be used but code has to be edited and inserted manually  , does not have the flexibility that this example shows  . 

     

     

     

  5. i once saw a strategy in adv. multiaxis machining that could do automatic 3+2 surfacemilling 

    am i wrong ?  , i cant find it now   ,  anybode can help ? 

    i have a part now that has a whole lot of machining , and undercuts  , maybe it could help me ? 

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  6. anyone know if Toolmanager is available as standalone installer ? 

    it does not require the hasp to be in the computer i have recognised 

    i have a Zoller presetter  , and would be very nice to have the toolmanager installed ,,, but of course not the complete mastercam package 

  7. thanks  , i did it via boolean operations in solidworks   , its pretty accurate  , but not 100 pct . 

    a thing for mastercam to consider for the future releases 

    today manufacturers of end mills for dynamic mill  often specify volume instead of cutting time  , thats why i wanted to do this 

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  8. 6 minutes ago, SlaveCam said:

    Interesting concept, wonder why nobody else invented this before. I get good roughing results with a round insert using zigzag motion (chip thinnig effect comes to play here too), but this takes it to a whole new level. How does it compare to turning with for example a common DNMG insert and adjusting the lead angle (using B-axis etc) to make it fit for high feed turning? Is this toolpath usable for machines with limited memory? I fould the new dynamic turning feature in 2017 unfit for use in our shop because the code nearly always came out too big.

    I suppose tailstock and claw jaws are a must for heavy roughing..

     

    i have had the same thoughts about DNMG ( or a positive 55 deg insert  )   adjusted so that upper and lower lead angle is the same

    and using a rather big nose rad. so that i dont get problems with chips up the insert 

    on my Integrex i will try this next time i have an approiate job . 

  9. i installed the add-on and tried to make a few toolpaths . 

    se attached mcam file  , and picture 

    isnt it possible to mak a a zig zag toolpath ?  , so that the tool goes forward and back without retracts ? 

    on the sandvik website i see that to tool is designed to go in both directions 

    i can make it go forward og backward , but not zig zag 

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